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Prayer Times today in Nacka, Stockholm, Sweden are Fajar Prayer Time 05:04, Dhuhr Prayer Time 12:34, Asar Prayer Time 15:03, Maghrib Prayer Time 17:46 & Isha Prayer Time 19:54. Get the most accurate Nacka, Stockholm, Sweden Azan and Namaz times with both weekly Salat timings and monthly Salah timetable.
Nacka is part of the Stockholm urban area in east-central Sweden. It is the municipal seat of Nacka Municipality and is situated within Stockholm County. The city of Nacka was instituted in 1949, whereas the Nacka Municipality was created in 1971. It is famous for its coastal landscapes, residential neighborhoods, and nearness to central Stockholm. Nacka Municipality's total population is less than 113,000, but population data specific to Nacka alone is not available because it has largely merged into Greater Stockholm. Hence, its civic data is often merged with Nacka Municipality and Stockholm.
Accordingly, the exact number of Muslims living in Nacka, or for that matter, Nacka Municipality, is not available, mainly because Sweden restricts collecting data on citizens' religious affiliation. However, the presence of several mosques and Islamic centers suggests that the Muslim population in Nacka Municipality may be in the thousands. A careful estimate of Muslims living here is likely between 8,000 and 10,000. This estimate is based on Sweden's overall Muslim share, which is 8 to 10% of the total population. Moreover, the Muslim population mainly comprises foreigners settled in Sweden, including Nacka Municipality. Most of these foreigners have come from the Middle East, Africa, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.
Although the exact number of Muslims living in Nacka Municipality is unknown, several well-established Mosques and Islamic centers currently operate around Nacka, such as Fisksätra. The total population of Fisksätra is less than 10,000, out of which 40% are Muslims, as per some survey reports. A well-established Mosque is functioning here. Additionally, a couple of other Mosques are also available near Nacka, including Central Stockholm. These Mosques serve Muslims across the Nacka Municipality for religious obligations, including regular and special prayers, Ramadan programs, and other social and cultural needs.
Details about some of the Mosques functioning in and near Nacka are given here:
Fisksätra Mosque is the most popular and well-established Mosque situated in the Nacka area. The Muslim Association of Nacka manages it. It is also connected to the Gud Hus (God's House), a popular venue for Interfaith activities in Nacka and the surrounding areas. Fisksätra Mosque is one of the important cultural and religious centers in the Muslim Community of Nack Municipality. It also serves as a place of connection and unity for the community. All facilities needed to perform religious prayers are available here. In addition to regular daily prayers, the mosque also offers special prayers like Friday prayers and Eid prayers. The Mosque and Muslim Association of Nacka also provide other religious and social facilities, such as religious education, Islamic marriage, and Hajj and Umrah programs. The mosque also runs special Ramadan programs, including Taraweeh prayers, which many Muslims attend.
*Prayer times as of September 13, 2026
Stockholm Central Mosque is one of the largest Mosques in the region, with a capacity to accommodate 2,000 people for prayers at a time. It was established in 1981 under the management of the Islamic Association. It is also known as "Islamic Association Mosque Stockholm". Islamic Association is one of the most popular Muslim cultural and religious organizations in Sweden. Muslim community of Nacka Municipality often visits this Mosque for regular and Friday prayers. They can easily reach here in less than 15 minutes. All basic facilities are available in this Mosque, including regular and special prayers, Islamic education, Islamic marriage services, Islamic funeral services, Ramadan programs, and Hajj and Umrah facilitation.
*Prayer times as of September 13, 2026
Masjid Aysha is in Stockholm and just 8 kilometers from Nacka Municipality. It is yet another popular prayer facility in the region, serving the Muslim Community for more than 30 years. The mosque offers services in Swedish, Arabic, and English, making it a preferred option for many Muslims. Muslims attend Friday prayer in large numbers. This Mosque holds two separate Friday prayers, one hour apart, to accommodate as many Muslims as possible. This Mosque also offers special lectures in the first week of every month, in Urdu and Swedish. During these lectures, the Mosque management also serves food. These lectures are attended by a large number of Muslims, including families and kids.
*Prayer times as of September 13, 2026
Like other parts of Sweden, Nacka Municipality has no historical Islamic landmarks. Islamic culture and heritage are mainly represented by mosques and Islamic associations in and around Nacka Municipality, especially in Stockholm. One notable Islamic cultural presence is Fisksätra, a locality within Nacka Municipality with deep Islamic cultural footprints. In this small locality of just under 8,000 inhabitants, 40% are Muslims, with different cultural backgrounds, mostly from the Middle East, Africa, and Pakistan. This small locality also represents Interfaith harmony, where the Muslim community works closely with Guds Hus (God's House), a well-known interfaith organization in the region.
Muslim Culture is represented through religious traditions and celebrations, including Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha, fasting during Ramadan, and special Taraweeh prayers. Islamic culture is also evident in their marriage ceremonies, marked by the special event of Nikah. Muslims, especially women and children, wear their traditional dresses on events like Nikah and Eid festivals. Because the Muslim Community in Nacka Municipality belongs to different cultural backgrounds, the Islamic culture here often gives a multicultural feel, yet remains within the strictest religious limitations.
Islamic community services are mostly provided by Islamic organizations, associations, and Mosques, established by the community in Nacka Municipality and Stockholm. The most popular and actively working organization in Nacka is "Muslim Association of Nacka", also known as "Muslimernas förening i Nacka" in the local language. It plays a central role in serving the Muslim community in various areas, including religious services, religious education, Quran learning, Islamic funeral services, and Islamic marriage services.
This organization also works closely with Guds Hus (God’s House), an interfaith project. Guds Hus is also planning to establish another Mosque in Fisksätra. The community services provided by the Muslim Association of Nacka, in collaboration with Guds Hus, include the following:
The Muslim community in Nacka Municipality observes Islamic festivals and events quite enthusiastically, though not on the scale seen in a Muslim Country. The reasons are obvious, which might be due to their limited presence in this region. Another major reason is that Muslims celebrate festivals like Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha with family and friends, but in Sweden there is no official holiday on these occasions. However, local organizations often support Muslim employees by granting special leave on these days.
The most prominent Islamic event in the Muslim world is fasting during the month of Ramadan, marked by large gatherings in Mosques for Taraweeh prayers. This event is equally observed by the Muslim community of Nacka. Taraweeh prayers are managed by the local Mosque, as well as other nearby Mosques, situated in Stockholm. Many Muslims from Nacka Municipality attend. Another prominent Ramadan activity is Iftar, which mosques also manage and the community attends, often with families. However, Muslims also prefer to break the fast (Iftar) with their families at home.
The most essential religious ritual on Eid al-Adha, the slaughtering of sacrificial animals, becomes somewhat difficult in Sweden because of the restrictions on the public slaughter of animals. However, local slaughterhouses facilitate Muslims, in collaboration with Islamic organizations, to perform this ritual. Other religious, cultural, and social activities on both Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha are observed with great religious and cultural passion by the Muslim Community of Nacka. A special Eid prayer is offered in the local Mosque in the morning, followed by day-long festive activities, including get-togethers, meeting and greeting, and celebrating the day with specially prepared meals.
Nacka Municipality, as well as the greater Stockholm area, offers several Halal dining options. Most of these restaurants are run by Turkish, Middle Eastern, Pakistani, and Indian immigrants. Turkish, Pakistani, and Indian restaurants provide authentic Halal food, but Middle Eastern restaurants may not always be Halal. That's why the tour operators often advise confirming the authenticity of Halal food, especially when visiting the Middle Eastern restaurants.
Libanesen Restaurant is a well-known Middle Eastern Halal restaurant in Nacka Municipality. Although they are known for Halal options, visitors should confirm the Halal status because some items may not be available. This restaurant is popular with the Muslim community, especially those from Middle Eastern Countries. Services are available throughout the week, with shortened hours on Saturdays and Sundays. The menu includes grilled meat, mezze, rice dishes, hummus, and salads.
| Fajr | Duhur | Asr | Maghrib | Isha |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 05:04 | 12:34 | 15:03 | 17:46 | 19:54 |