Prayer Times in South Korea: Complete City Guide

Daily Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha for cities across South Korea with links to full schedules.

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Seoul

Prayer Gregorian Reg.
Fajr 3:50 AM 3:50 AM - 5:19 AM
Dhuhr 12:37 PM 12:37 PM - 4:30 PM
Asr 4:30 PM 4:30 PM - 7:55 PM
Maghrib 7:55 PM 7:55 PM - 9:24 PM
Isha 9:24 PM 9:24 PM
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Dhuhr 12:37 PM
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Prayer times in South Korea are determined from the sun’s position and can differ slightly between cities because of latitude, longitude, and elevation. For Friday, July 10, 2026, the day begins with Fajr at 03:50 and ends with Isha at 21:24.

Across South Korea, schedules use Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) so results stay consistent while still reflecting local differences. Larger urban areas may show small shifts, so city pages remain important for precision.

This page summarizes prayer times in South Korea: today’s overview, upcoming dates, and paths to historical data—whether you plan ahead or need reliable timings for daily worship.

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Upcoming prayer times in South Korea follow predictable solar patterns, so you can plan ahead and open future dates for expected calculations.

Historical prayer times are available for past dates to review how schedules shift with seasonal daylight changes.

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  • Country: South Korea
  • Time zone: UTC+09:00
  • Calculation method: Islamic Society of North America (ISNA)
  • Current date: Friday, July 10, 2026
  • Hijri date: 24 Muharram 1448 AH
  • Total cities covered: 1
  • Today status: Dhuhr upcoming
  • Monthly coverage: Available
  • Yearly coverage: Available

Common questions

What are today’s prayer times in South Korea?

For Friday, July 10, 2026 in South Korea, Fajr is at 03:50, Dhuhr at 12:37, Asr at 16:30, Maghrib at 19:55, and Isha at 21:24. Times can vary slightly by city—open your city for exact accuracy.

Do prayer times differ between cities in South Korea?

Yes. Latitude, longitude, and elevation change sunrise and sunset, so cities farther apart can see small differences. Always use your city page for the most precise schedule.

How are prayer times calculated in South Korea?

Astronomical solar rules set each prayer. The method commonly associated with South Korea is Islamic Society of North America (ISNA), which defines Fajr at dawn, Dhuhr near solar noon, Asr by shadow rules, Maghrib at sunset, and Isha after twilight—keeping schedules reliable nationwide.

Where can I find prayer times for my city in South Korea?

Pick your city from the list or search. Each city has its own page with daily, monthly, and longer views based on exact coordinates.

Can I check future prayer times in South Korea?

Yes. Choose a future civil date or open a monthly calendar; projections use the same astronomical rules, with minor local adjustments possible.

Are past prayer times available for South Korea?

Yes. Earlier dates help you compare seasonal shifts and keep a useful historical reference.

Why do prayer times change daily in South Korea?

The sun’s path moves a little each day, so Fajr–Isha shift gradually across the year—especially between seasons.

What is the next prayer time today in South Korea?

For the sample city shown, the next prayer is Dhuhr at 12:37 (today in South Korea). Your exact next prayer depends on the city you select.

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