Aksu prayer times

Today’s time is at the top of this page. Through the year, Fajr in Aksu runs from 04:57 (17 Jun) to 08:26 (3 Jan), worked out at 18°. Fajr lasts until sunrise. How to pray Fajr

Tonight’s time is in the tool above. Through the year, Isha in Aksu comes at the earliest at 20:43 (2 Dec) and at the latest at 00:15 (23 Jun). It is best prayed before the middle of the night.

Every time on this page is Beijing time. Many people in Xinjiang also use Xinjiang time, two hours behind. Today in Aksu in Xinjiang time: Fajr 05:27, Dhuhr 12:24, Asr 16:04, Maghrib 17:48, Isha 19:14.

This page uses the Hanafi time by default (a shadow twice an object’s length), the school most Muslims in China follow. The Shafi‘i, Maliki and Hanbali time (a shadow equal to the object’s length) comes earlier: today in Aksu 18:04 Hanafi, 17:20 standard. You can switch under “Calculation”.

The expected start is Monday 8 February 2027. It is confirmed the evening before, depending on the sighting of the moon, so it can move by a day: follow your mosque. On that first day the fast in Aksu runs from Fajr at 08:10 to Maghrib at 20:05, about 11 h 55 min, and about 13 h 6 min on the last day. Your first Ramadan

The qibla in Aksu is 252° from north, measured clockwise: west, a little south. The Kaaba in Mecca is about 4,370 km away in a straight line. Qibla finder How to find the qibla

The Friday prayer takes the place of Dhuhr, so its time begins with Dhuhr, at the top of the page. Each mosque in Aksu sets the time of its sermon and prayer itself. Check your mosque’s notice. Jumu‘ah explained

Mosques and apps do not all use the same angle for Fajr and Isha, and some add a few minutes of caution. This page uses the Muslim World League’s 18° for Fajr and 17° for Isha. Many mosques in China keep a table of their own, and the times on the wall are often the congregation. If your mosque publishes its times, follow them.