Prayer Times (Waktu Solat) in Singapore Today
These prayer times come from MUIS's official Singapore timetable, published on data.gov.sg. Pick a date to see Subuh, Syuruk, Zohor, Asar, Maghrib and Isyak. There is one timetable for the whole of Singapore; we add no calculation of our own.
On this page (3 sections)
Pick a date to see Singapore’s five daily prayer times plus Syuruk, taken straight from the official MUIS timetable.
Prayer times (Waktu Solat) in Singapore
Based on Muslim Prayer Timetable 2026, MUIS (data.gov.sg). As of 2026 timetable · fetched 2026-10-25. Times are MUIS's official published timetable (one timetable for Singapore). For Friday prayer, the mosque's published session time governs.
Where the times come from
- The times are the MUIS Muslim Prayer Timetable, published as an open dataset on data.gov.sg (MUIS dataset). We fetch it at build time and show its as-of date.
- There is one timetable for the whole of Singapore — there are no separate regional times.
- We display MUIS’s figures exactly; we do not apply our own calculation method or location adjustment.
An example reading
For 25 October 2026, the official timetable gives Subuh 5:28 AM, Syuruk 6:47 AM, Zohor 12:50 PM, Asar 4:08 PM, Maghrib 6:52 PM and Isyak 8:02 PM. Pick any other date in the tool to see that day’s times.
Limits of this estimate
- Times are published figures, not a live astronomical calculation; use the current date for the tool to mark the next prayer.
- For Friday (Jumu’ah) prayer, go by the mosque’s published session time, not the Zohor entry here — see the Friday prayer guide below.
- The dataset covers a calendar year; the next year’s times appear on data.gov.sg when MUIS releases them.
Related
Sources
- Muslim Prayer Timetable 2026 (dataset) — Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (MUIS) via data.gov.sg (as of October 2026)
- Prayer arrangement and mosque information — Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (MUIS) (as of October 2026)