Method: Muwaqqit, Fajr at 19° and Isha at 16° below the horizon; Asr when a shadow equals the length of its object (Shafi'i, Maliki, Hanbali). Asr for Hanafi (shadow twice the length): 15:18. Local time Europe/Rome (UTC+1), elevation 0 m.
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Next 7 days
Date
Fajr
Sunrise
Dhuhr
Asr
Maghrib
Isha
05:06
06:46
11:54
14:36
16:59
18:23
05:07
06:48
11:54
14:35
16:58
18:22
05:08
06:49
11:54
14:34
16:57
18:21
05:09
06:50
11:54
14:33
16:56
18:20
05:11
06:51
11:54
14:32
16:55
18:19
05:12
06:52
11:54
14:32
16:54
18:18
05:13
06:54
11:54
14:31
16:53
18:17
Times to the minute, seconds cut off as in the monthly calendar.
Qibla direction
123.3° ESE
From Rome the Qibla is 123.3° from true north (southeast). The Kaaba in Mecca is 3,417 km away. With a magnetic compass: the local declination is 4.0° east, so the needle reading is 119.3°.
Hijri date
23 Jumada al-Ula 1448 AH
Local Hijri date valid after sunset of this day: a month begins the evening its crescent is naked-eye visible here (Odeh 2004, q >= 5.65), the same model as muwaqqit.com. Not authoritative for Ramadan, Eid, or fasting; consult your local mosque or fiqh council.
Questions about prayer times in Rome
What time is Fajr in Rome today?
Fajr in Rome begins at 05:05 today, Wednesday, 4 November 2026, when the Sun is 19° below the horizon. The Fajr time ends at sunrise, 06:45.
What time is Maghrib in Rome today?
Maghrib in Rome is at 17:00 today, at sunset; it is also the time to break the fast. Isha follows at 18:24.
What is the Qibla direction in Rome?
The Qibla in Rome is 123.3° from true north (southeast). The Kaaba in Mecca is 3,417 km away.