Liverpool prayer times today: salah and namaz times

Liverpool prayer times, three degrees west of Greenwich

This site works from central Liverpool, 53.407° N, 2.992° W, the point OpenStreetMap gives for the city. Lying almost three degrees west of Greenwich, Liverpool sees the sun cross its meridian about 12 minutes after London does, and Zuhr follows suit.

The seasons stretch that gap unevenly. On 21 June Maghrib is at 21:47, 22 minutes after London’s; on 21 December it is at 15:58, just two minutes later. Midwinter sunrise, at 08:25, trails London by 21 minutes, so Fajr runs late enough to pray before most people leave for work.

Ramadan 2027 in Liverpool: sehri and iftar times, day by day.

Fajr and Isha in a Liverpool summer

From about 15 May to 29 July the sun never sinks 18° below Liverpool’s horizon. For those eleven weeks the Moonsighting Committee’s seasonal limits set Fajr and Isha: on 21 June, Fajr at 02:42 and Isha at 23:05, about three hours 37 minutes apart.

Isha is at 23:00 or later on about 20 nights, from mid-June to the first days of July. Mosques handle these weeks differently, so use the method switcher on any page to line up with yours.

Liverpool, Manchester and Friday prayers

Manchester, 50 km east, runs about three minutes ahead of Liverpool at every prayer, all year, so a Manchester timetable is close but always a little early here.

Each Liverpool mosque sets its own khutbah and jamaat for Jummah. The Jummah page shows Zuhr for the coming Fridays, and for the walk in there is the dua for entering the masjid from Muslims Around the World.