Accurate daily Namaz timings for Swat, Pakistan - Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha (Hanafi Fiqh calculation)
06 Nov 2026(26-05-1448 Jumฤdรก al-ลซlรก 1448)
Sehri ends
05:00
Iftar
17:12
| Prayer | Time |
|---|---|
๐
Fajr | 05:10 |
โ๏ธSunrise | 06:36 |
โ๏ธDhuhr | 11:54 |
๐ค๏ธAsr (Hanafi) | 15:35 |
๐Maghrib | 17:12 |
๐Isha | 18:38 |
Note: Prayer times are calculated with the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method used in Pakistan, with Hanafi Asr. Sehri time is Imsak, 10 minutes before Fajr.
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Swat is a city in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, and Muslims here observe the five daily prayers (Salah/Namaz) at times determined by the position of the sun. Prayer times in Swat are calculated with the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method and Hanafi Asr, the approach followed by most mosques in Pakistan. Today in Swat, Fajr is at 05:10, Dhuhr at 11:54, Asr at 15:35, Maghrib at 17:12 and Isha at 18:38.
The prayer schedule changes throughout the year as sunrise and sunset times shift with the seasons. During summer months, Fajr prayer is earlier and Maghrib is later, while winter brings later Fajr times and earlier Maghrib. Our prayer timetable for Swat is updated daily to ensure accuracy.
The first prayer of the day in Swat, performed before sunrise. Fajr time begins at dawn (first light) and must be completed before the sun rises.
The midday prayer in Swat, performed after the sun passes its zenith. On Fridays, Dhuhr is replaced with Jummah congregational prayer for men.
The afternoon prayer in Swat. According to Hanafi Fiqh, Asr begins when an object's shadow is twice its length and ends just before sunset.
The evening prayer in Swat, performed immediately after sunset. This is also the time to break the fast (Iftar) during Ramadan.
The night prayer in Swat, performed after twilight disappears. It's recommended to pray Isha in the first third of the night.
Fajr in Swat today is at 05:10. Fajr time changes daily with the season: it is earlier in summer and later in winter.
Maghrib in Swat today is at 17:12, right after sunset. This is also the Iftar time for those fasting.
Sehri in Swat ends today at 05:00 (Imsak), 10 minutes before Fajr.
Prayer times follow the sun's position, which depends on latitude and longitude. Cities across Pakistan can differ by 30 minutes or more, so always use the times for your own city.
Hanafi Asr in Swat today starts at 15:35. In the Hanafi method Asr begins when an object's shadow is twice its length, usually 45 minutes to over an hour later than the Shafi Asr time.
