Bristol prayer times today: salah and namaz times

Bristol prayer times, ten minutes after London

Every time here is worked out for central Bristol, 51.454° N, 2.597° W, from the sun’s position over the city each day.

Bristol lies about two and a half degrees of longitude west of London, at almost the same latitude, so its whole day shifts rather than stretches. Sunrise, Zuhr, Maghrib and Isha all come 9 to 11 minutes after London’s, in every season. Across the Severn, Cardiff runs another two or three minutes later.

See the Ramadan 2027 timetable for Bristol: sehri and iftar for every day.

Bristol keeps a little summer darkness

Sitting slightly south of London, Bristol holds on to a little more true night. The sun fails to reach 18° below the horizon only from about 24 May to 20 July, a couple of nights fewer than in London, and on those nights the Moonsighting Committee’s seasonal limits set Fajr and Isha.

Fajr comes before 03:00 for only about three weeks, from 8 to 29 June. On 21 June Maghrib is at 21:34, Isha at 22:52 and Fajr at 02:54, about four hours after Isha.

Short winter days in Bristol

Maghrib in Bristol never comes before 16:00, even in the darkest weeks of December. In mid-December Asr begins at about 13:45 (14:15 for the Hanafi time), so Zuhr, Asr and Maghrib all fall inside the working afternoon.

Zuhr starts between about 11:59 and 13:22 through the year, earliest from late October to mid-November and latest from mid-July to early August; the Jummah page shows it for the coming Fridays. For the adhkar as the day begins and ends, see the morning and evening duas from Muslims Around the World.