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Prayer times and athan schedule in Jerusalem, Palestine

This page shows prayer times in Jerusalem, Palestine using the local city time, with the next prayer Fajr at 03:59 and today’s timetable from Fajr to Isha.

Jerusalem in Palestine includes Al-Aqsa Mosque, and this page combines daily prayer times, athan timings, qibla direction, and local context for Jerusalem neighborhoods and visitors.

6 known mosques are currently shown on this page, together with local names such as Al Qubaybah, As Sawiyah, Ath Thawri, Dayr Samit, German Colony across neighborhoods, villages, and nearby areas. These details help visitors read the timetable with clearer local context.

You may notice small differences between the city-wide adhan reference and some nearby neighborhoods or villages, especially farther from the center of Jerusalem. Prayer Times uses this as a city-wide prayer time reference, while mosque iqama and Friday prayer times can differ when a local mosque publishes its own schedule.

Friday prayer and khutbah

The next Friday prayer reference in Jerusalem for Friday, May 29, 2026 uses a Friday athan at 12:37, an estimated khutbah start at 12:47, and an estimated prayer start around 13:17. Confirm with the local mosque when available.

Quick highlights

How timings are calculated

How prayer times are calculated in Jerusalem and why they change

Prayer times in Jerusalem, Palestine use the GMT+3 time zone and the Muslim World League calculation method.

The city-wide reference uses coordinates 31.7690, 35.2163, helping Fajr, Maghrib, and Isha stay aligned with the local city position.

Daily changes in Fajr, Maghrib, and Isha are normal because each prayer is tied to sunrise, solar noon, sunset, and twilight angles. That is why choosing the right city and checking the latest timetable matters in Jerusalem.

City reference. Mosque iqama and Friday prayer times may differ when mosque-specific verified timings are not available.

Review the data sources and calculation methodology.