Islamic Prayer Times in Shirdi, India 🇮🇳

During September 2026, Fajr in Shirdi begins between 05:02 and 05:10. Fajr marks the beginning of dawn and is the first of the five daily prayers — the monthly timetable on this page lists each day's exact time.

During September 2026, Maghrib in Shirdi falls between 18:21 and 18:47. Maghrib begins immediately after sunset.

During September 2026, Isha in Shirdi falls between 19:34 and 20:02. Isha begins when the twilight disappears after sunset.

Sehri ends when Fajr begins and Iftar is at Maghrib. During September 2026 in Shirdi, Fajr falls between 05:02 and 05:10, and Maghrib between 18:21 and 18:47 — see the timetable for today's exact times.

In the Hanafi school Asr begins when an object's shadow is twice its length, later than the Shafi time. During September 2026, Asr in Shirdi falls between 16:41 and 17:00; you can switch the madhab in the settings.

Prayer times on this page are calculated using the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method. You can change the calculation method in your settings.

Yes. Prayer times follow the sun, so they shift by a minute or two each day and adjust automatically for daylight saving time in Shirdi.

They are calculated astronomically for Shirdi's exact coordinates and timezone using the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi convention, the method commonly followed in India — not copied from a fixed table.

Yes — QuranGallery offers a free embeddable prayer times widget. Open qurangallery.com/prayer/widgets, choose Shirdi, and copy the one-line embed code. The times update automatically every day, in your language, theme, and calculation method of choice.