Welcome to Islamic Prayer Times in Belgium on MuslimandQuran.com! This page is dedicated to ensuring you are up-to-date with prayer timings in Belgium and never miss out on your prayers!
According to the Eurobarometer survey, 5.2% of the total Belgian population was Muslim, with 329,749 in Flanders, 174,136 in Wallonia, and 277,867 in Brussels. Whether you've immigrated to Belgium permanently or are visiting the beautiful country as a tourist, our prayer time information is tailored to resolve all your queries and fit your needs! MuslimandQuran aims to provide you with accurate prayer timings for every city in Belgium. Prayer Timings are calculated for every city according to its geographical location.
The Prayer Timings webpage tracks accurate timings for every single prayer from Fajr to Isha. This way, you never have to miss out on any prayer and can even bookmark the page on your laptop or smartphone to get notifications reminding you when it's time to pray in real-time. Although Belgium does not have the highest Muslim population in Europe, the Muslims that still reside there are culturally and ethnically diverse and take pride in their faith and culture.
Get the most accurate Belgium Azan and Namaz times with both weekly Salat timings and monthly Salat timetables available on MuslimandQuran.
Open the MuslimandQuran website or mobile application on your laptop or smartphone.
On the top left corner of the page, click or tap the "Prayer Times" option.
If you have your location turned on, you will automatically get the prayer timings for your respective location.
If your location is turned off, click or tap the "country listing" option underneath the Prayer Times heading on top of the webpage.
Select 'Belgium" and choose your city to get accurate prayer times for your city!
You can also choose the month and year for the prayer timings if you want to know the prayer timings for the remaining months of the year.
The Muslim population in Belgium is quite diverse, and although they're a minority in the country, they've still made a cultural mark and have a wonderful heritage. For instance, Belgium has some beautifully designed mosques that you can visit to offer your prayer and also get to experience the culture and diversity of Muslims living in the country.
Here are some mosques and cultural centers we recommend paying a visit to:
Grand Mosque of Brussels (Islamic and Cultural Centre of Brussels)
Mosque Al Moslimine – Antwerpen, Belgium
There aren't many Islamic community services and organizations in Belgium that work towards serving the Muslim community in Belgium. However, Karama Solidarity is one of Belgium's oldest and biggest non-profit organizations that was founded in 1992. The organization is doing marvelous work to serve Muslims in and outside Belgium. They collect donations for Muslims who are affected by tragedies worldwide and also collect Zakat, Sadqa e Jariyah, and donations for Eid-ul-Adhaa.
The Muslim community in Belgium, although small, celebrates their festivals and events in different ways. You will see Muslims gathering in mosques or hosting parties within their homes to celebrate their festivals.
Here are the upcoming Islamic festivals and events in Belgium:
Ramadan: evening of Saturday, March 9, 2024.
Eid-ul-Fitr: evening of Tuesday, April 9, 2024.
Eid-ul-Adha: evening of Sunday, June 16. 2024.
You're likely to find halal food and dining options in Belgium relatively easier if you're in the capital city of Brussels. Since Brussels has a substantial Muslim population, the gorgeous city has a significant number of Halal restaurants, with Moroccan and Turkish cuisine being a common option. You will also find Muslim-owned grocery stores and butcher shops selling Halal meat. However, finding halal options can be relatively difficult outside of Brussels.
Here are the best halal food options in Belgium for major cities:
Baraka’t Kacem, Brussels
Saffron Food Persian & Iranian Food BBQ, Brussels
Al Jannah, Brussels
Burek – Halal, Schaerbeek
Restaurant Bombay Halal, Charleroi
If you've just moved to Belgium and are homesick or having a hard time adjusting, reach out to the Muslim community in your area or city. They can make you feel more at home! You can do this by regularly visiting your nearby mosque and socializing with the Muslims you come across there. Moreover, make sure to visit mosques at festivals and events such as Eid.
MuslimandQuran is dedicated to bringing Muslims from all over the world together by providing them with accurate prayer timings wherever in the world they may be and delivering other crucial information they may need to adjust to different cities and countries.