Prayer Times in Argentina – City-wise Namaz Timetable

Today's prayer times for 6 cities in Argentina. Select a city to open its monthly timetable with Hijri dates and Qibla direction.

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Today's prayer times in Argentina (local time)
CityFajrSunriseDhuhrAsrMaghribIsha
Buenos Aires04:17 AM05:50 AM12:37 PM04:21 PM07:25 PM08:52 PM
Cordoba04:50 AM06:18 AM01:00 PM04:39 PM07:43 PM09:06 PM
Rosario04:31 AM06:02 AM12:46 PM04:27 PM07:31 PM08:56 PM
Mendoza05:04 AM06:34 AM01:19 PM05:00 PM08:04 PM09:29 PM
Tucuman05:06 AM06:29 AM01:04 PM04:36 PM07:40 PM08:59 PM
Salta05:11 AM06:33 AM01:05 PM04:33 PM07:38 PM08:55 PM

Default method: Muslim World League (Fajr at 18°, Isha at 17°), Standard Asr. Times are calculated for each city's coordinates.

About prayer times in Argentina

Argentina is listed here with 6 major cities, starting with Buenos Aires. All cities use the America/Argentina/Buenos_Aires time zone. Clocks do not change seasonally, so prayer times shift only with the sun through the year.

The MWL method sets fajr at 18°, isha at 17°. Standard Asr is the default; Asr begins when a shadow equals the object's length. Hanafi followers can switch to Hanafi Asr, which begins later. For the reasoning behind these choices see calculation methods compared and our methodology.

Frequently asked questions

What are the prayer times in Argentina today?

The table at the top of this page lists today's Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha for 6 cities in Argentina. Select a city to see its full monthly timetable.

Which calculation method is used in Argentina?

This site defaults to the Muslim World League method (Fajr at 18°, Isha at 17°) for Argentina, with Standard Asr. You can change both in the Options box.

Do prayer times differ between cities in Argentina?

Yes. Prayer times depend on a city's latitude and longitude, so cities in Argentina can differ by several minutes even on the same day.

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