Tehran Prayer Times Today

Today's date is Tuesday, July 14, 2026. Today's pre-dawn meal time in Tehran is 3:16 AM and today's evening meal time is 7:21 PM.

The total fasting duration in Tehran today is approximately 16 hours and 5 minutes (from Sehri at 3:16 AM to Iftar at 7:21 PM).

Tomorrow, Sehri will be at 3:17 AM and Iftar at 7:21 PM — the fasting window will shift by approximately 2 minute(s).

Complete prayer schedule for Tehran today: Fajr 3:16 AM, Dhuhr 12:10 PM, Asr 3:59 PM, Maghrib 7:21 PM, Isha 8:40 PM.

The Qibla direction from Tehran is 218.4° from North, pointing toward the Holy Kaaba in Makkah.

You can check the complete Ramadan calendar 2026 for Tehran including all prayer times for the next 30 days. Our schedule provides a concise, yet complete view of monthly fasting schedules using a scientifically-proven astronomical method and adjusted for the geographical location of Tehran.

Tips for a Hassle-Free Fasting Experience:

Follow the recommended practice of establishing your sehri time not 5 to 10 minutes before the Fajr Azan. Timely morning breakfast reduces fatigue in the afternoon and helps reduce dehydration past sunset. Follow your iftar promptly by keeping sehri time in Ramadan simple and easy.

Permanent Pre-Dawn and Evening Meal Timings:

Our page offers a year-round schedule, allowing you to access Tehran fasting timings not only for Ramadan 2026 but also for future dates anytime. We continuously update our prayer times based on actual astronomical calculations. You can easily bookmark Tehran sehri and iftar and sunrise and sunset calendar. This is your source for reliable, verified, timely correct data accurate across all months of Ramadan, and beyond a full year average boundaries.

Our times are calculated using and verified via algorithms for local sunset and sunrise calculations. This too has been optimized for accurate timekeeping to in-use locations globally. Our sehri iftar timetable in Tehran is accurate to your GPS location.

Understanding the prayer schedule in Tehran

Today the fast in Tehran lasts about 16 hours and 5 minutes from suhoor to iftar, and the days are shortening — about 11 minutes less a week from now.

Because Tehran lies in the northern hemisphere, its fasting hours are longest around June and shortest near December.

Times here are calculated with the Tehran convention for the Fajr and Isha twilight angles.

To pray, face the qibla at 218.4° — toward the south-west — pointing to the Kaaba in Makkah.

The sun rises around 4:59 AM, after which voluntary prayer is discouraged (makruh) for about fifteen minutes, again briefly at midday before Dhuhr, and again in the few minutes before sunset at 7:21 PM.