Today's Prayer Times in Melbourne, United Kingdom
27 May 2026
Wednesday
11 Dhuʻl-Hijjah 1447 AH AH
Suhoor
Ends at Imsak
Iftar
Starts at Maghrib
Qibla Direction
0.0° From North
For Melbourne
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Today's prayer times for Melbourne, United Kingdom are calculated using precise astronomical data via the Offline Calculation (Adhan) method. Fajr begins at 01:02 and ends at sunrise (04:44), giving approximately 222 minutes for the pre-dawn prayer. Isha starts at 01:00.
Tahajjud time in Melbourne today is 23:47. Tahajjud is the voluntary night prayer performed in the final third of the night, between Isha (01:00) and the beginning of Fajr (01:02). Islamic midnight in Melbourne is 23:10.
Qibla direction from Melbourne is 120° (SE) from North. Suhoor must be completed before Imsak at 01:02, and Iftar begins at Maghrib (21:18).
The 30-day prayer calendar above shows the complete schedule for Melbourne for the current month. Use this calendar to plan your prayer schedule for the full month.
Frequently Asked Questions — Prayer Times Melbourne
What time is Fajr in Melbourne today?
Fajr prayer in Melbourne begins at 01:02 and ends at sunrise (04:44).
What is the Tahajjud time in Melbourne today?
Tahajjud time in Melbourne is 23:47, the last third of the night.
What time is Maghrib in Melbourne today?
Maghrib prayer in Melbourne is at 21:18, which is also Iftar time.
What time is Isha in Melbourne today?
Isha prayer in Melbourne is at 01:00. Islamic midnight is 23:10.
What direction is Qibla from Melbourne?
The Qibla direction from Melbourne is 120° (SE) from North.
What calculation method is used for prayer times in Melbourne?
Prayer times in Melbourne use the Offline Calculation (Adhan) method.