What is what time is fajr?

Fajr prayer time isn't a fixed time, but rather calculated based on the location and time of year. It's the first of the five daily prayers in Islam and is observed before sunrise. The specific time is determined by astronomical calculations that vary depending on:

• Latitude and Longitude: Fajr time is earlier in the summer and later in the winter, and it shifts eastward and westward depending on location.
• Method of Calculation: Different Islamic schools of thought (e.g., Hanafi, Shafi'i, Maliki, Hanbali) and individual scholars use slightly different calculations to determine the precise time of Fajr, leading to minor variations. Some use the angle of the sun below the horizon (typically between 15-18 degrees), others employ different astronomical considerations.
• Local Sunrise Time: Fajr is observed before sunrise, with the exact time before sunrise varying based on the above factors.

To find the Fajr prayer time for a specific location:

You'll need to use a reputable Islamic calendar app, website, or a local mosque. These resources will typically take your location (city and country) as input and calculate the Fajr time based on a chosen calculation method. Many apps and websites allow you to select the calculation method used.

Searching online for "[your city] Fajr prayer times" will also usually provide this information.