Moorlands Islamic Centre · Lancaster Registered Charity No. 1182067
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Jammat Times

Prayer Times

Congregational prayer schedules for Moorlands Islamic Centre in Lancaster, covering Fajr, Sunrise, Dhur, Asr, Maghrib and Isha.

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Daily prayer times

Each day the centre publishes the six daily prayers together with sunrise. Times are calculated for the local Lancaster area and updated regularly, so the table below changes as the season moves on.

Prayer Description Time
FajrEarly morning prayer

Finding the rhythm of the day is central to life at Moorlands Islamic Centre in Lancaster. The prayer times page gathers the daily schedule of the six obligatory prayers alongside sunrise, presenting them in a simple table that refreshes as the seasons shift. Congregational jamaat times are listed for each prayer, helping worshippers plan when to arrive for fajr, dhur, asr, maghrib and isha, and for the Friday jummah gathering.

Each entry pairs a prayer with a short description of its character and purpose, from the early morning fajr before sunrise to the sunset maghrib and the night prayer of isha. Sunrise itself is included because it marks the beginning of the day and the deadline before which the morning prayer should be performed. The table gives a clear, ordered view of how the day unfolds around remembrance of Allah.

Because the centre serves a local community of Muslims in Lancaster and the surrounding Moorlands area, the times are calculated for the local area and updated regularly through the year. The page also points visitors towards monthly timetables, which are useful for planning attendance at congregational prayers, for observing Ramadan, and for coordinating journeys to and from the mosque.

Regular prayer is described here as the beating heart of the centre, a practice that shapes the community's daily routine. The prayer times page supports both committed worshippers who attend the scheduled jamaat and visitors who drop in for a single salah, showing at a glance when each prayer falls so that guests are welcome and expected. Wishing all Muslims a blessed and peaceful day of worship.

For those arriving for the first time, the schedule doubles as a gentle introduction to the rhythm of Islamic worship. Once prayers begin, visitors are encouraged to join the rows behind the congregation, to follow the imam, and to experience the unity of the jamaat. After salah, there is time for the shared greetings, tea and conversation that make the centre a warm place of community, friendship and support.

Before sunrise
SunriseBeginning of the dayBefore Dhur
DhurMidday prayerAfter midday
AsrAfternoon prayerLate afternoon
MaghribSunset prayerAt sunset
IshaNight prayerAfter Maghrib

A recorded example from 24 November 2020 (9 Rabi' al-Thani 1442) listed Fajr at 7:00 am, Sunrise at 7:55 am, Dhur at 12:45 pm, Asr at 2:50 pm, Maghrib at 4:02 pm and Isha at 7:30 pm.

Jammat and prayer apps

Congregational prayers are held at the centre throughout the week, and community members are encouraged to visit the mosque for individual worship. Prayer time apps are available for Apple and Android devices, giving the daily schedule and notifications wherever you are.

  • Download the app for your device to follow the daily prayer schedule.
  • Set notifications for each prayer so you can attend Jammat on time.
  • Times follow local calculations for Lancaster and are updated regularly.
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