Islamitische gebedstijden vandaag in Iraq 🇮🇶

📍 Hoofdstad

Baghdad, Iraq

fajr

03:07

dhuhr

12:05

asr

15:48

maghrib

19:15

isha

20:45

🌌 VOLGENDE: FAJR

03:07

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Islamitisch gebedsrooster voor Iraq — 24 jun 2026, 22:55:50

Vandaag is het woensdag, 24 jun 2026, 22:55:50, wat overeenkomt met 10 Muharram 1448 AH. In Iraq 🇮🇶 worden gebedstijden (Salah) berekend op basis van de positie van de zon ten opzichte van uw specifieke lengte- en breedtegraad.

In de hoofdstad, Baghdad, begint het religieuze schema vandaag met Fajr om 03:07, gevolgd door Dhuhr om 12:05, Asr om 15:48, Maghrib om 19:15 en Isha om 20:45.

Nauwkeurige Namaz-tijden en dagelijkse schema's zijn ook beschikbaar voor andere grote steden, waaronder Al Mawşil al Jadīdah, Al Başrah al Qadīmah, Mosul, Erbil, Basrah, Karbala, Kirkuk en Abū Ghurayb. Houd er rekening mee dat de tijden enkele minuten kunnen verschillen tussen de oostelijke en westelijke regio's van Iraq vanwege de zonsopgangs- en zonsondergangstijden.

Technische opmerking: De tijden worden dagelijks bijgewerkt met de Umm Al-Qura-berekeningsmethode. Voor een nauwkeurige spirituele naleving moet u er altijd voor zorgen dat uw lokale moskee geen specifieke aanpassingen op deze astronomische tijden heeft toegepast. Ons systeem blijft het hele jaar 2026 gesynchroniseerd met de zonnecyclus.

Gebedstijden in grote steden van Iraq

Baghdad

Fajr 03:07 do 01:55
Al Mawşil al Jadīdah

Fajr 02:56 do 01:55
Al Başrah al Qadīmah

Fajr 03:07 do 01:55
Mosul

Fajr 02:56 do 01:55
Erbil

Fajr 02:53 do 01:55
Basrah

Fajr 03:07 do 01:55
Karbala

Fajr 03:12 do 01:55
Kirkuk

Fajr 02:56 do 01:55
Abū Ghurayb

Fajr 03:08 do 01:55
As Sulaymānīyah

Fajr 02:51 do 01:55
Nasiriyah

Fajr 03:11 do 01:55
Najaf

Fajr 03:14 do 01:55

Al Ḩillah

Fajr 03:11 do 01:55
Dihok

Fajr 02:53 do 01:55
Al ‘Amārah

Fajr 03:03 do 01:55
Ad Dīwānīyah

Fajr 03:12 do 01:55
Al Kūt

Fajr 03:06 do 01:55
Ramadi

Fajr 03:11 do 01:55
Al Fallūjah

Fajr 03:10 do 01:55
Sāmarrā’

Fajr 03:05 do 01:55
As Samawah

Fajr 03:13 do 01:55
Baqubah

Fajr 03:04 do 01:55
Sīnah

Fajr 02:54 do 01:55
Soran

Fajr 02:49 do 01:55

Az Zubayr

Fajr 03:08 do 01:55
Kufa

Fajr 03:13 do 01:55
An Nu‘mānīyah

Fajr 03:07 do 01:55
Umm Qaşr

Fajr 03:08 do 01:55
Al Fāw

Fajr 03:06 do 01:55
Zaxo

Fajr 02:53 do 01:55
Al Hārithah

Fajr 03:07 do 01:55
Ash Shaţrah

Fajr 03:09 do 01:55
Hajiawa

Fajr 02:50 do 01:55
Al Ḩayy

Fajr 03:06 do 01:55
Jamjamāl

Fajr 02:54 do 01:55
Khāliş

Fajr 03:04 do 01:55

Prayer Times in Iraq — FAQ

Answers refreshed daily based on today's reference prayer times across Iraq.

What time are today's prayers in Iraq?

Reference times from Baghdad (capital of Iraq) for today: Fajr 03:07, Dhuhr 12:05, Asr 15:48, Maghrib 19:15, Isha 20:45 (local time, Asia/Baghdad). Click any city in the list below to see times specific to that location.

Why do prayer times differ between cities in Iraq?

Prayer times depend on the local sunrise, solar zenith, and sunset — which shift with longitude and latitude. Even within Iraq, two cities a few hundred kilometres apart can have Fajr times that differ by 10–20 minutes. Always use the city-specific page rather than a national average.

What is today's Hijri date in Iraq?

Today corresponds to 10 Muharram 1448 AH in the Islamic Hijri calendar. In Iraq, the Hijri date changes at Maghrib (sunset) of each city — the time of which is shown on the individual city pages.

Which Qibla direction do Muslims in Iraq face?

All Muslims face the Kaaba in Mecca, but the bearing (measured clockwise from true north) differs by city within Iraq because of the Earth's curvature. Each city page shows the precise Qibla bearing for that location, calculated via the great-circle method.

How many cities in Iraq have published prayer times here?

This page links to prayer times for 36 cities in Iraq. Each city has its own page with daily and monthly timetables, per-prayer details, and a Qibla bearing.

Are prayer times in this country adjusted for Daylight Saving Time?

Yes — all times shown are in local civil time and automatically reflect any DST shifts observed in Iraq. There is no separate adjustment needed.

Which calculation method should I follow?

The page defaults to widely-accepted regional conventions (Umm al-Qura for the Arabian Peninsula, ISNA for North America, Muslim World League for most of Europe and Asia). If your local mosque uses a different method, switch via the page filters and bookmark the resulting URL for daily reference.