Prayer times in Huddersfield

These times are calculated for Huddersfield (53.65°, -1.78°) using the Moonsighting Committee Worldwide method, which is the convention most widely used in United Kingdom. The default Asr time is the standardtime, and you can change it in the settings above. Times are shown in local time and account for daylight saving where it applies. Mosques sometimes add a few minutes as a precaution, so where your mosque's timetable differs, follow your mosque.

At Huddersfield's latitude, the sky does not become fully dark on some summer nights, so Fajr and Isha cannot be calculated from the usual twilight angles. During that period these times are estimated with the rule recommended for high latitudes, and local timetables vary more than usual.

In 2026, Fajr in Huddersfield is earliest on 20 June, at 02:35, and latest on 1 January, at 06:42. Isha is latest on 21 June, at 23:02, and earliest on 5 December, at 17:24. These are clock times, so they include the change to and from daylight saving time.

The time from Fajr to Maghrib, which is how long a day's fast lasts, is longest on 20 June (19 hours 9 minutes) and shortest on 18 December (9 hours 12 minutes). Summer Fajr times here are estimated with the high-latitude rule described above, so this is where mosque timetables differ most.

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