Prayer Times in Mostar Today

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الأذكار اليومية اقرأ أذكار الصباح والمساء وأذكار الصلاة بتكرار واضح ومصدر موثوق. اتجاه القبلة اعرف اتجاه القبلة وزاويتها من موقعك أو مدينتك. حالة القمر اليوم اعرف طور القمر ونسبة الإضاءة وموعد الشروق والغروب. التاريخ الهجري اليوم اعرف التاريخ الهجري والميلادي لهذا اليوم.

Today's prayer summary in Mostar

Next prayerMaghrib 07:15 PM

Imsak04:28 AM

Fasting Duration14 hrs 37 min

Last Third of Night01:30 AM → 04:38 AM

Hijri date24 Rabi al-Awwal 1448 AH

Gregorian date6 September 2026

Time zoneUTC+2

Calculation MethodMuslim World League

Today's prayer times in Mostar in local time — with Hijri and Gregorian dates.

This page shows prayer times for Mostar using the Muslim World League method, in the local time of Mostar. Times are updated daily and include Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha.

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Prayer time trends in Mostar

How prayer times change in Mostar over the next 7 days

FajrToday04:38 AMIn 7 days04:48 AMChange 10 min later

SunriseToday06:18 AMIn 7 days06:26 AMChange 8 min later

MaghribToday07:15 PMIn 7 days07:03 PMChange 12 min earlier

Day lengthToday12 hrs 57 minIn 7 days12 hrs 37 minChange 20 min shorter

Over the next seven days Fajr in Mostar is 10 min later, while Maghrib is 12 min earlier.

Prayer times in Mostar this month

Earliest Fajr04:31 AM1 September

Latest Fajr05:10 AM30 September

Earliest Maghrib06:32 PM30 September

Latest Maghrib07:24 PM1 September

Day length at the start of the month13 hrs 11 min

Day length at the end of the month11 hrs 47 min

Understanding prayer times in Mostar

How to read the prayer-times schedule for Mostar

The prayer-times schedule for Mostar lists the daily prayer times based on the city's local time, covering Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha. This schedule helps users know the prayer times across the day or the week, and notice the small drift in some times from one day to the next — especially Fajr, Sunrise, and Maghrib.

To read the table, start with the date column for the day you care about, then follow the row across to the prayer you need. If you only want today's times, the highlighted current-day row is enough. If you're planning ahead, the weekly schedule lets you track how the times move gradually with both the Gregorian and Hijri date.

What affects prayer times in Mostar?

Prayer times depend on the city's geographic location — its longitude and latitude — the calculation method used for Fajr and Isha, and the Asr juristic method. So results can differ slightly between sources or between calculation methods, particularly for the sun-angle-based prayers like Fajr and Isha.

On the prayer-times page for Mostar, the times are rendered using the calculation settings selected in the site, with the option to change the method when needed. This helps users pick the method closest to the one trusted in their country or city, while keeping a clean display of both the daily prayer times and the weekly schedule.

When do you need the full prayer-times schedule?

The full prayer-times schedule is most useful when you want all of the day's times at a glance — Fajr before sleeping, Dhuhr during work, Maghrib before iftar, or Isha at the end of the day. It also helps when planning the week, because some times drift gradually from one day to the next.

If you only want the next prayer, use the dedicated next-prayer page for Mostar. If you want the countdown until the adhan, use the time-left page. That way this page covers the full schedule, while the helper pages serve quicker, more specific search intents.