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Karachi prayer times today, and tonight's Tahajjud window

Friday, October 16, 2026 · Jumada I 6, 1448 AH. Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha for Karachi, with the exact portion of the night in which Tahajjud is prayed.

Today's prayer times in Karachi

PrayerTime
Fajr5:14 AM
Sunrise6:30 AM
Dhuhr12:19 PM
Asr3:36 PM
Maghrib6:04 PM
Isha7:20 PM

When is Tahajjud in Karachi tonight?

Tahajjud is the prayer offered after sleeping, at any point between Isha and Fajr. The Prophet ﷺ described the last third of the night as the time our Lord descends and calls out (Sahih al-Bukhari 1145; Sahih Muslim 758). Tonight in Karachi that portion runs from 1:31 AM until Fajr at 5:15 AM.

Night begins (Maghrib)
6:04 PM
Isha
7:20 PM
Islamic midnight
11:39 PM
Last third begins
1:31 AM
Fajr — night ends
5:15 AM

Nights here last about 11h 11m. Follow a step-by-step night plan or learn how Tahajjud is prayed.

Next seven days in Karachi

DateFajrDhuhrAsrMaghribIsha
2026-10-165:14 AM12:19 PM3:36 PM6:04 PM7:20 PM
2026-10-175:15 AM12:18 PM3:36 PM6:04 PM7:20 PM
2026-10-185:15 AM12:18 PM3:35 PM6:03 PM7:19 PM
2026-10-195:16 AM12:18 PM3:34 PM6:02 PM7:18 PM
2026-10-205:16 AM12:18 PM3:34 PM6:01 PM7:17 PM
2026-10-215:17 AM12:18 PM3:33 PM6:00 PM7:16 PM
2026-10-225:17 AM12:17 PM3:33 PM5:59 PM7:16 PM

Calculated with the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method for Karachi (24.86°, 67.00°), timezone Asia/Karachi, including daylight saving changes.

Common questions

What time is Tahajjud in Karachi?

Any time after Isha once you have slept, and before Fajr at 5:15 AM. The best portion is the last third, from 1:31 AM.

Is Islamic midnight the same as 12 am?

No. Islamic midnight is the midpoint between Maghrib and Fajr — tonight around 11:39 PM in Karachi.

How many rak'ahs should I pray?

Two at a time, as many pairs as you can manage, closed with Witr. Read the referenced guidance.

These timings are astronomical calculations. If your local mosque announces a different Fajr or Isha, follow your mosque.