Prayer Times in Mexico City

Get the most accurate Mexico City, Mexico Azan and Namaz times with both weekly Salat timings and monthly Salah timetable.

Offering daily prayer (Salat) is one of the most vital and essential duties that have to be performed as well as fulfilled by all the Muslims worldwide. All your problems are going to be solved when you offer your prayers on the right salat time and Allah’s (SWT) blessings will always be on you.

Prayers Time in
Mexico City

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Location Time: 2025-05-10 08:40:19
Device Time: 2025-05-10 14:40:19
Latitude: 19.42847
Longitude: -99.12766

 

Prayers Time

  • Current
    Sunrise
    07:03
  • NEXT
    Dhuhr
    13:33
  • Asr
    16:47
  • Maghrib
    20:03
  • Isha
    21:08
  • Qiyam
    01:33
    Tomorrow
  • Imsak
    05:58
    Tomorrow
  • Fajr
    05:58
    Tomorrow

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Prayers Time Table

May Dhul Qidah Imsak Fajr Sunrise Dhuhr Asr Maghrib Isha Qiyam
01 Thu 03 06:04 06:04 07:08 13:34 16:50 20:00 21:03 01:34
02 Fri 04 06:03 06:03 07:07 13:33 16:50 20:00 21:04 01:34
03 Sat 05 06:03 06:03 07:07 13:33 16:49 20:00 21:04 01:34
04 Sun 06 06:02 06:02 07:06 13:33 16:49 20:01 21:05 01:33
05 Mon 07 06:01 06:01 07:06 13:33 16:49 20:01 21:05 01:33
06 Tue 08 06:01 06:01 07:05 13:33 16:48 20:01 21:06 01:33
07 Wed 09 06:00 06:00 07:05 13:33 16:48 20:02 21:06 01:33
08 Thu 10 06:00 06:00 07:04 13:33 16:47 20:02 21:07 01:33
09 Fri 11 05:59 05:59 07:04 13:33 16:47 20:02 21:07 01:33
10 Sat 12 05:58 05:58 07:03 13:33 16:47 20:03 21:08 01:33
11 Sun 13 05:58 05:58 07:03 13:33 16:46 20:03 21:08 01:33
12 Mon 14 05:57 05:57 07:02 13:33 16:46 20:04 21:09 01:33
13 Tue 15 05:57 05:57 07:02 13:33 16:46 20:04 21:09 01:33
14 Wed 16 05:56 05:56 07:02 13:33 16:45 20:04 21:10 01:33
15 Thu 17 05:56 05:56 07:01 13:33 16:45 20:05 21:10 01:33
16 Fri 18 05:55 05:55 07:01 13:33 16:45 20:05 21:11 01:33
17 Sat 19 05:55 05:55 07:01 13:33 16:45 20:06 21:11 01:33
18 Sun 20 05:54 05:54 07:00 13:33 16:45 20:06 21:12 01:33
19 Mon 21 05:54 05:54 07:00 13:33 16:46 20:06 21:12 01:33
20 Tue 22 05:53 05:53 07:00 13:33 16:47 20:07 21:13 01:33
21 Wed 23 05:53 05:53 06:59 13:33 16:47 20:07 21:14 01:33
22 Thu 24 05:53 05:53 06:59 13:33 16:48 20:08 21:14 01:33
23 Fri 25 05:52 05:52 06:59 13:33 16:48 20:08 21:15 01:33
24 Sat 26 05:52 05:52 06:59 13:33 16:49 20:08 21:15 01:34
25 Sun 27 05:52 05:52 06:58 13:34 16:50 20:09 21:16 01:34
26 Mon 28 05:51 05:51 06:58 13:34 16:50 20:09 21:16 01:34
27 Tue 29 05:51 05:51 06:58 13:34 16:51 20:10 21:17 01:34
28 Wed 30 05:51 05:51 06:58 13:34 16:51 20:10 21:17 01:34
May Dhul Hijjah
29 Thu 01 05:51 05:51 06:58 13:34 16:52 20:10 21:18 01:34
30 Fri 02 05:50 05:50 06:58 13:34 16:52 20:11 21:18 01:34
31 Sat 03 05:50 05:50 06:58 13:34 16:53 20:11 21:19 01:34

You can print the Islamic Calendar 2025 and namaz timetable of prayer times in Mexico City, Mexico for the whole year. The Prayer Timings schedule of Mexico City, Mexico is updated automatically, so you can always find the most authentic and accurate prayer timings and Ramadan Calendar 2025 for the month of Ramadan Mexico City, Mexico. You can also download the Muslim and Quran app for prayer timings to view all namaz times anywhere, anytime. The Muslim and Quran app also gives you a chance to log your PrayerBook and notifies you to view your prayer history with ease all the time.

Prayer Times today in Mexico City, Mexico are Fajar Prayer Time 05:58, Dhuhr Prayer Time 13:33, Asar Prayer Time 16:47, Maghrib Prayer Time 20:03 & Isha Prayer Time 21:08. Get the most accurate Mexico City, Mexico Azan and Namaz times with both weekly Salat timings and monthly Salah timetable.

About Mexico City, Mexico

Mexico City is the capital of Mexico and is known for its mighty mountains and active volcanoes. There are around 150 museums in the city and many famous historical and cultural sites. It has a total population of 9.2 million people. Christianity is the religion of the majority of the population in Mexico City. There are other religions as well, like Jews, Buddhists, and a small but growing community of Muslims.

In Mexico City, the population of Muslims is small, about 5000 to 10,000. Many Muslims living in the city are immigrants from countries like Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, and North Africa who came here to study or work. The New Mexico City Muslim populace also includes natives who reverted to Islam, but this is a small percentage. We at Muslim and Quran have compiled useful tools to help Muslims practice their faith anywhere in the world. Whether you want to calculate your Zakat for the year or find accurate daily prayer timings, you will find it all on the Muslim and Quran app. Here, we provide information about mosques, restaurants, and Islamic cultural centers in Mexico City for your convenience.

Popular Mosques in Mexico City, Mexico

Mosques are a special place for Muslims. The primary role of the mosque is to provide a space for Muslims to worship Allah. A prayer space that allows Muslims to offer their salah in a congregation behind an imam as prescribed by Sunnah. Mosques organize all types of salat, be it daily salah, Jumu'ah prayers, Taraweeh, or Eid prayers. The secondary purpose of mosques is to provide a communal space where Muslims gather to offer their prayers side by side, learn about the basic tenets and teachings of Islam, exchange ideas, and hold discussions and discourse to promote unity and brotherhood.

Mosques are a powerful support system. They help the congregation financially, morally, socially, and in many other ways. Mosques are also educational institutions – they offer courses in Arabic, Quran, Sunnah, Seerah, Islamic Jurisprudence, and more. Each mosque functions differently, and the courses can be as simple as offering classes to Muslim children and new adult Muslims to read the Quran in Arabic or as Advanced as Islamic Jurisprudence. Some mosques also arrange lectures on various Islamic topics to educate Muslims on how to live their daily life according to Islam. Mosques also provide essential Muslim services like Nikkah ceremonies, funeral prayers, and Islamic burial. There is no denying that Mosques are essential for Muslims. So, let's have a look at the Mosques in Mexico and what they offer the Muslim community.

Mosque Abu Bakr, Mexico City, Mexico

Mosque Abu Bakr is a small mosque in Mexico City that serves the local community. The mosque does not have a separate hall like most of the big mosques but provides a shared space where the men and women can offer congregational prayers following the Sunnah of the Prophet (S.A.W). It also provides Friday sermons and prayers and Taraweeh prayers for men and women during Ramadan. For the benefit of the native community, all services are offered in Spanish. Mosque Abu Bakr arranges lectures and activities for kids and youth to drive them towards their religion and help them learn about Islam. It also offers weekend Quran classes for kids and adults, helping them learn to read the Quran with correct pronunciation.

Mosque Abu Bakr, Mexico City, Mexico - Prayer Times

  • Fajr: 05:45 am
  • Dhuhr: 12:32 pm
  • Asr: 03:39 pm
  • Maghrib: 06:02 pm
  • Isha: 07:15 pm

*Prayer times as on December 14, 2024.

Mosque Abu Bakr, Mexico City, Mexico - Facilities

  • Wudu Facilities: Separate facilities available for men & women
  • Restroom: Separate facilities available for men & women
  • Separate Prayer Hall for Women: No
  • Parking: Not Easily Available
  • Wheelchair Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible
  • Denomination: Sunni

Mosque Abu Bakr, Mexico City, Mexico- Contact Details

Musalah Al Ajirah

Musalah Al-Ajirah is an old Sunni Salafi Mosque built more than 20 years ago to help the small community of Muslims offer their daily prayers in congregation. It was built with the collaboration of the Salafi Center of Mexico and is now one of the central places where Muslims gather for daily prayers, Jumu'ah prayers, Taraweeh prayers, and Eid prayers. The mosque is not spacious, and it has one small prayer area that provides a shared space for men and women to offer their salah behind an imam, according to Sunnah. However, the Musallah does have separate restrooms and a wudu area for men and women. It provides its services in Spanish and spreads Islamic teachings and knowledge to the Spanish-speaking people. Despite its humble size and resources, Musalah Al-Ajirah is actively involved in community outreach with the goal of fostering understanding about the religion and motivating people to revert to Islam (dawah).

Musalah Al Ajirah, Mexico City, Mexico- Prayer Times

  • Fajr: 05:45 am
  • Dhuhr: 12:32 pm
  • Asr: 03:39 pm
  • Maghrib: 06:02 pm
  • Isha: 07:15 pm

*Prayer times as on December 14, 2024.

Musalah Al Ajirah, Mexico City, Mexico- Facilities

  • Wudu Facilities: Separate facilities available for men & women
  • Restroom: Separate facilities available for men & women
  • Separate Prayer Hall for Women: No
  • Parking: Easily available off-premises
  • Wheelchair Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible
  • Denomination: Sunni

Musalah Al Ajirah, Mexico City, Mexico- Contact Details

Polanco Mosque

Polanco Mosque is part of the Educational Center of the Muslim Community and is a Sunni Mosque. It is a hub for Muslims living in nearby areas. The language of service is Spanish, which means that the Friday sermon before the Friday prayer is said in Spanish. Moreover, the translation of the Quran, lectures, Halaqas, and all the Islamic education courses are conducted in Spanish. The mosque is open to men and women; however, it only has a shared prayer hall. The basic services the mosque arranges are the daily salah with jama’ah, Friday sermons and prayers, Taraweeh prayers in Ramadan, and the two Eid prayers. It's also a place where the community gathers to celebrate festivals like Eid. The mosque also organizes iftar during the month of Ramadan, where people from around the area gather and break their fast together. Polanco Mosque collects donations and Zakat and provides them to those who are in need within the community.

Polanco Mosque, Mexico City, Mexico- Prayer Times

  • Fajr: 05:46 am
  • Dhuhr: 12:32 pm
  • Asr: 03:39 pm
  • Maghrib: 06:02 pm
  • Isha: 07:15 pm

*Prayer times as on December 14, 2024.

Polanco Mosque, Mexico City, Mexico- Facilities

  • Wudu Facilities: Separate facilities available for men & women
  • Restroom: Separate facilities available for men & women
  • Separate Prayer Hall for Women: No
  • Parking: Easily available off-premises
  • Wheelchair Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible
  • Denomination: Sunni

Polanco Mosque, Mexico City, Mexico- Contact Details

Islamic Community Services and Organizations in Mexico City, Mexico

Mexico City has a small Muslim population, but quite a few organizations are working for their interest and benefit, helping them live their life according to Islam. The most prominent ones are:

The Education Center of the Muslim Community in Mexico

The Education Center of the Muslim Community in Mexico focuses on religious activities, helping Muslim kids and adults learn more about Islam and get close to their religion. It offers Quran education and teaches Arabic language. It also organizes various interactive activities and lectures to help the community get connected with their religion.

Cultural Islamic Center of Mexico

The Cultural Islamic Center of Mexico is led by a British-born Mexican revert, Omar Weston. This organization is active in spreading Islam across Mexico through community outreach and Islamic awareness.

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FAQs:

FajrDuhurAsrMaghribIsha
05:5813:3316:4720:0321:08

 

The Fajr prayer time in Mexico City is 05:58 today.
The Dhuhr prayer time in Mexico City is 13:33 today.
The Asr prayer time in Mexico City is 16:47 today.
The Maghrib prayer time in Mexico City is 20:03 today.
The Isha prayer time in Mexico City is 21:08 today.
The sunrise time in Mexico City is 07:03 today.
The sunset time in Mexico City is 20:03 today.
Yes, you can subscribe to receive daily prayer notifications with the Muslim & Quran - Prayer Times mobile application in Mexico City. Download the application on your Android or iPhone smartphone, select prayer timings, and enable prayer times notifications. The app allows you to choose your preferred prayer timing calculation method, either a high altitude calculation method or timings from the most authentic prayer times calculation authority in your region. Users also have the option to choose their preferred Fiqh and daylight savings to adjust the prayer times automatically. Users can also choose their own notification sound.
If you are following daylight saving time, the time of your daily prayers will have to be adjusted accordingly. The Muslim and Quran - Prayer Times mobile application allows users to enable daylight savings time. To enable the feature, select prayer timings, go to settings, select daylight savings, choose the daylight savings time applicable in your region (+1 hour, +30 minutes, - 30 minutes, -1 hour, etc), and receive auto-adjusted prayer times notification on your phone.

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