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Kuala Lumpur prayer times today, and tonight's Tahajjud window

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

Today's prayer times in Kuala Lumpur

PrayerTime
Fajr5:40 AM
Sunrise6:58 AM
Dhuhr1:00 PM
Asr4:16 PM
Maghrib7:01 PM
Isha8:10 PM

When is Tahajjud in Kuala Lumpur 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 Kuala Lumpur that portion runs from 2:07 AM until Fajr at 5:40 AM.

Night begins (Maghrib)
7:01 PM
Isha
8:10 PM
Islamic midnight
12:20 AM
Last third begins
2:07 AM
Fajr — night ends
5:40 AM

Nights here last about 10h 39m. Follow a step-by-step night plan or learn how Tahajjud is prayed.

Next seven days in Kuala Lumpur

DateFajrDhuhrAsrMaghribIsha
2026-10-165:40 AM1:00 PM4:16 PM7:01 PM8:10 PM
2026-10-175:40 AM1:00 PM4:16 PM7:00 PM8:10 PM
2026-10-185:40 AM1:00 PM4:16 PM7:00 PM8:10 PM
2026-10-195:40 AM1:00 PM4:16 PM7:00 PM8:10 PM
2026-10-205:40 AM1:00 PM4:16 PM7:00 PM8:09 PM
2026-10-215:39 AM12:59 PM4:17 PM6:59 PM8:09 PM
2026-10-225:39 AM12:59 PM4:17 PM6:59 PM8:09 PM

Calculated with the Singapore (MUIS) method for Kuala Lumpur (3.14°, 101.69°), timezone Asia/Kuala_Lumpur, including daylight saving changes.

Common questions

What time is Tahajjud in Kuala Lumpur?

Any time after Isha once you have slept, and before Fajr at 5:40 AM. The best portion is the last third, from 2:07 AM.

Is Islamic midnight the same as 12 am?

No. Islamic midnight is the midpoint between Maghrib and Fajr — tonight around 12:20 AM in Kuala Lumpur.

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.