🕌 Waktu Solat Malaysia

Daily Prayer Times for Malaysia

23 Jul 2026
9 Ṣafar 1448 H
Next prayer
Dhuhr in 2h 39m
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Imsak
Imsak
05:48
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Fajr
Subuh
05:58
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Sunrise
Syuruk
07:12
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Dhuhr
Zohor
13:20
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Asr
Asar
16:43
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Maghrib
Maghrib
19:28
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Isha
Isyak
20:37
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5 Fardhu Prayers

The five obligatory daily prayers in Islam are Fajr (Subuh), Dhuhr (Zohor), Asr (Asar), Maghrib, and Isha (Isyak). Syuruk marks sunrise — it is not a prayer but marks the end of the Fajr prayer window.

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Prayer Method

Prayer times are calculated using the Muslim World League method (Method 3) which is widely used in Malaysia. Always verify against the official JAKIM e-Solat app for your exact location.

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Imsak

Imsak marks the beginning of the fasting period during Ramadan — typically 10 minutes before Subuh. Outside Ramadan it serves as a reminder that Subuh is approaching.

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Location Accuracy

Prayer times vary by city and latitude. Select your city from the dropdown above for accurate local times. For precise times, consult your local mosque or the JAKIM e-Solat app.

Malaysia Prayer Times Guide

Prayer times (waktu solat) form the daily schedule that guides Muslims across Malaysia in performing the five obligatory prayers at their appointed moments. This page displays the times for Subuh, Syuruk, Zohor, Asar, Maghrib and Isyak for Kuala Lumpur and other major cities, complete with the Hijri date and a countdown to the next prayer so you are always prepared.

To use this tool, select your city from the dropdown menu at the top. The prayer time table updates automatically for that location, and the upcoming prayer card is highlighted so you can clearly see which prayer is next and how much time remains. The Gregorian and Hijri dates are also shown for your Islamic calendar reference.

The prayer times on this page are calculated using the Muslim World League method (Method 3), an astronomical approach that defines the angle of the sun below the horizon for the Subuh and Isyak times. This method is widely used in Malaysia and produces times very close to the official schedules. However, JAKIM and state religious departments may use slightly different parameters, so the times shown here should be treated as a reference.

Malaysia spans a wide area, from Perlis in the north to Johor in the south, plus Sabah and Sarawak on Borneo. Because prayer times depend on the position of the sun, which varies with latitude and longitude, the times in each city differ by a few minutes. For example, the sun rises earlier in Kuching and Kota Kinabalu than in the Peninsula, making their Subuh and Maghrib times earlier.

Syuruk and Imsak often cause confusion. Syuruk is the moment of sunrise and marks the end of the window for performing the Subuh prayer — it is not a prayer in itself. Imsak marks the start of the fasting period during Ramadan, usually around ten minutes before Subuh, as a warning for Muslims to stop eating and drinking before the Subuh call to prayer.

For the most accurate and official times for worship, we always encourage you to refer to the JAKIM e-Solat app, your local mosque, or your state religious department. This tool is designed to provide a quick and convenient reference, especially when you are out and about or planning a journey, so that you never miss a prayer time.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the five daily obligatory prayers?+

The five obligatory daily prayers are Subuh (Fajr), Zohor (Dhuhr), Asar (Asr), Maghrib and Isyak (Isha). Syuruk marks sunrise — it is not a prayer but signals the end of the Subuh prayer window.

How are the prayer times on this page calculated?+

Prayer times are calculated using the Muslim World League method (Method 3), which is widely used in Malaysia. For the exact official times for your location, please refer to the JAKIM e-Solat app.

What does Imsak mean?+

Imsak marks the start of the fasting period during Ramadan — typically around 10 minutes before Subuh. Outside Ramadan it serves as a reminder that the Subuh time is approaching.

Why do prayer times differ between cities?+

Prayer times depend on the position of the sun, which varies with a location's latitude and longitude. Cities in the north, south, Sabah and Sarawak therefore have slightly different times. Select your city from the dropdown for more accurate local times.

Are the prayer times on this page official?+

The times shown are astronomical calculations for reference and may differ by a few minutes from the official JAKIM or state religious department times. For official times, please confirm with the JAKIM e-Solat app or your local mosque.

What is the difference between Syuruk and Subuh?+

Subuh (Fajr) is the obligatory prayer that begins at dawn (first light). Syuruk is the moment of sunrise and marks the end of the window for performing the Subuh prayer. It is not a prayer itself but is important as the boundary of the Subuh time.