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Prayer Times today in Nyköping, Södermanland, Sweden are Fajar Prayer Time 02:31, Dhuhr Prayer Time 12:58, Asar Prayer Time 17:13, Maghrib Prayer Time 21:03 & Isha Prayer Time 23:16. Get the most accurate Nyköping, Södermanland, Sweden Azan and Namaz times with both weekly Salat timings and monthly Salah timetable.
Nyköping is a small historical city situated in the Södermanland County, and is the seat of Nyköping Municipality. It is also the capital of Södermanland County. The latest population census reveals that the city of Nyköping is home to around 40,000 inhabitants. According to the dictionary, Nyköping translates to "Newmarket", whereas currently it has nothing to do with the city itself. The city has a landscape, originated after the last Ice age, in the form of post-glacial rebound. The hills in and around this city represent the islands, whereas the plains were the glacial lakes, formed after the last ice age.
Just like other parts of Sweden, the Muslim population in Nyköping cannot be ascertained correctly due to government restrictions on the collection of data about the religious affiliation of residents. However, it is an established fact that Islam reached Sweden, including the city of Nyköping, just in the recent past, around a few decades ago, mainly through immigrants from Muslim Countries of the Middle East, Africa, and Central and South Asia. Muslims living in this town mostly belong to Somalia, Bosnia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Syria. Some of them also claim their origin as Turkish. It is often believed that Muslims are around 8 to 10% of the total population of Sweden. Applying the same ratio for Nyköping, it can safely be said that there might be some 2,500 to 3,000 Muslims living in this city. Although the Muslim population constitutes a small minority in the entire country of Sweden, Islam happens to be an active contributor to the multi-cultural environment of this small town. Mosques, although just a couple of them are established here, keep the Islamic identity alive in this town.
Nyköping is situated in and is the capital of Södermanland County. According to some careful surveys, the total Muslim population in this small city is not more than 3,000. Despite being fewer in numbers, they have somehow maintained their religious identity in a multi ethnic society of Nyköping. The presence of Islam in this small city is primarily reflected in the maintenance of at least a couple of active Mosques, which were established by the local Muslims. These mosques have assumed a place not only for the performance of religious obligations, but also for community gatherings, especially for women and children. The primary role of a Mosque, in such Muslim minority areas, is to provide them with religious education, which these Mosques are doing quite effectively in Nyköping.
Details about two of this town’s active Mosques are given here.
Popularly known as Islamiska Kulturcenter (Nyköpings Moské), in the local language, it is a famous Mosque situated within the territorial limits of the city of Nyköping. In fact, it is the main center of worship for Muslims living in this small city. Despite all odds, this Mosque and the Islamic Cultural Center provide all the basic facilities for peaceful performance of religious obligations, such as regular daily and special Friday (Jumma) Prayers. Additionally, special arrangements are also made for Eid prayers. Just like the majority of Mosques established in Sweden, this Mosque also facilitates the local Muslim community for cultural and social activities, which are participated in by a good number of families and children.
*Prayer times as of July 13, 2026
Johannes Wow Corner, named after Johannes Wow Hörna, is a small place of worship, relatively less popular among the Muslims living in this City. It is mostly attended by a section of the local Muslim community, mainly for the performance of regular daily prayers. Sometimes it is also used as a place of cultural and social gatherings for the Community, which is attended by some families. No information is available about the performance of Friday and Eid Prayers in this small facility.
*Prayer times as of July 13, 2026
Just like other parts of Sweden, the footprints of Islam cannot be seen in this small city, where Muslims are only a small minority. There are also no historical landmarks representing Islamic culture and heritage in this part of Sweden, as well. The reason is obviously the entry of Islam in this City just a few decades ago, mainly through Muslim immigrants from countries such as Syria, Bosnia, Somalia, Afghanistan, and a small number from Pakistan and Turkey. However, Islamic cultural presence can be observed in this small town through the active Mosque and Islamic Cultural Center of Nyköping.
This Islamic cultural center and its allied Mosque play a central role in the religious and cultural activities of Muslims living in this small city. Almost the entire religious and cultural activities of the Muslim community of this city are handled by this Mosque, including regular daily prayers, Friday and Eid Prayers, and, more importantly, cultural and social events, such as Ramadan Iftar gatherings, and other social events such as Islamic marriages and funeral services.
The local Muslim community also actively and effectively participates in the interfaith dialogue to promote religious and cultural harmony across different ethnicities. Despite promoting interfaith harmony, the local Muslim community of Nyköping is maintaining its religious and cultural identity.
Practically only one major Islamic cultural and religious center is actively functioning in the city of Nyköping, namely, the Islamic Cultural Center of Nyköping. They also manage the main Mosque of this small town, known as Nyköpings Moské. This Mosque and Islamic Cultural Center was established in 1994 by the local Muslim Community. While the Mosque serves the community for the performance of regular and special congregational prayers, the Islamic Center plays a vital role in facilitating them for cultural and social activities. Collectively, both the Mosque and the Cultural Center offer some of the basic facilities such as:
The Islamic organization, such as the Islamic Cultural Center Nyköping, emphasizes religious and cultural harmony across faiths and religions, which is highly important for this multi-cultural society. However, they are also quite particular in maintaining the Islamic identity of the local Muslim Community.
Celebrations of Islamic religious festivals and events are one of the main cultural activities, representing Islamic values and norms, across the World, whether they are living in an Islamic Country or as a small minority in other Countries. Muslims living in Sweden, as a whole, and in Nyköping in particular, carry the same legacy. Although they might not be well-educated in Islam, as compared to the Muslims living in Muslim Countries, they are quite enthusiastic in celebrating special Islamic festivals and events, just like the Muslims living in other parts of Sweden.
The main event, where Islamic values and traditions are quite visible, is a month-long fasting during the Islamic month of Ramadan. The highlights of this month are the performance of special Taraweeh prayers, sahoor, and iftar. Iftar, in particular, is observed with quite a visible passion by the local Muslim community. Although special arrangements are made by the main Mosque operating in this city, many local Muslims prefer to break the fast with their families in their homes. Sahoor (special pre-morning meal), on the other hand, is entirely managed in homes.
Eid al-Fitr follows after the completion of the fasting month of Ramadan, which is religiously celebrated as part of the successful completion of a month-long fast. The day of Eid al-Fitr starts with a special Eid prayer, which is performed in congregation in the main mosque of Nyköping. After that, families mostly spend the day together, making special meals. Since there is no public holiday in Sweden on the occasion of Eid al-Fitr, sometimes the Muslim community of Nyköping feels it is difficult to celebrate it effectively. However, the majority of local employers try to facilitate their Muslim employees by allowing them special leave on this day.
Likewise, Eid al-Adha is also celebrated with religious passion by the small Muslim community living in this city. The most difficult task on this day for them is the performance of the religious ritual of slaughtering sacrificial animals due to an obvious reason. Slaughtering of animals in public places or even in homes is prohibited in Sweden. The authorized slaughterhouses in the city can, however, facilitate them for the performance of this mandatory religious ritual.
Overall, the Muslim Community of Nyköping has kept alive the tradition and sanctity of their religious events and festivals.
Quite a few options are available for Halal foods in Nyköping, mainly run by the Muslim immigrants from the Middle Eastern Countries. However, the number of fully certified Halal restaurants is not so abundantly available. The tour advisors often emphasize that before taking meals in any of these restaurants, the visitors must confirm the availability of purely Halal food. Generally, Halal food is available in restaurants labeled "Halal", depending on the supplies.
Yalla is one of the famous and authentic Halal restaurants in Nyköping. It is operated by a Middle Eastern immigrant woman. It offers grilled meat, falafel, hummus, salads, and different vegetarian options. Dining in and takeaway facilities are available in this restaurant. Special catering services are also available.
| Fajr | Duhur | Asr | Maghrib | Isha |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 02:31 | 12:58 | 17:13 | 21:03 | 23:16 |