Prayer Times in Bolton

For Muslims in Bolton, keeping track of daily prayer times is an essential part of everyday life. Whether you are at home, at work, or travelling through the town, knowing the correct namaz times in Bolton helps you stay connected to your faith without any disruption to your routine. Bolton has one of the most established Muslim communities in Greater Manchester, and the need for accurate, locally calculated salah times is something that matters to thousands of people here every single day. This page provides today’s prayer times in Bolton, covering Fajr, Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha — updated daily so you always have the right times at your fingertips.

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Prayer Times in Bolton - 2026

Today’s Namaz Time in Bolton

The table below shows today’s complete Bolton namaz timetable, including all five daily prayers. Times are calculated using local coordinates for Bolton, ensuring they are more accurate than a generic UK wide schedule. Whether you follow the Hanafi or Shafi’i method, you can find the appropriate times here.

Prayer	Fajr	Zuhr	Asr	Maghrib	Isha
Time	2:45 AM until sunrise	12:45 PM to 1:30 PM	[TI5:15 PM to 6:30 PM	Start after sunset	Star9:45 PM to 11:00 PM

Fajr Time in Bolton

Fajr is the first prayer of the day, performed before the sun rises above the horizon. In Bolton, Fajr time shifts considerably between summer and winter. During the long summer months, Fajr can begin well before 3am, while in the depths of winter it falls much later — sometimes as late as 6am. Because the window for Fajr closes at sunrise, it is important to check today’s Fajr time in Bolton each morning rather than relying on a fixed time. Many people in Bolton set an alarm the night before using the updated timetable on this page.

Zuhr Time in Bolton

Zuhr, also referred to as Dhuhr or Zohar namaz, is the midday prayer performed after the sun passes its highest point in the sky. For those working in Bolton town centre, local factories, or schools, Zuhr is usually the easiest prayer to perform during a lunch break. The Zuhr time in Bolton typically falls between midday and early afternoon, though it shifts by a few minutes each day. Checking the updated Bolton namaz timetable ensures you do not miss this prayer during a busy workday.

Asr Time in Bolton

Asr is the afternoon prayer and one of the prayers that changes most noticeably across the seasons in Bolton. In summer, Asr time in Bolton can fall as late as 7 or 8pm, while in winter it arrives in the mid-afternoon. If you follow the Hanafi school of thought, Asr begins when an object’s shadow is twice its height — slightly later than the Shafi’i method. Make sure to check today’s Asr beginning time in Bolton using the timetable above to ensure you are following the correct timing for your school of thought.

Maghrib Time in Bolton

Maghrib is the prayer performed immediately after sunset and has one of the shortest windows of all five prayers. In Bolton, Maghrib time ranges from around 4pm in midwinter to past 9pm during the height of summer. Because Maghrib must be performed soon after the sun sets, it is one of the prayers where being precise really matters. Always check today’s Maghrib time in Bolton before heading out in the evening, as it changes every day and even a few minutes can make a difference.

Isha Time in Bolton

Isha is the final prayer of the day, performed once the sky has fully darkened after sunset. In northern towns like Bolton, Isha can be very late during summer — sometimes past 11pm — which leads many local mosques to use adjusted or fixed times during these months. In winter, Isha arrives much earlier and is more manageable for working families. Check today’s Isha namaz time in Bolton using the timetable above, and if you are unsure about adjusted times during summer, contact your local mosque for guidance.

Jummah Prayer Time in Bolton

Friday prayer, known as Jummah or Jumma, is one of the most important weekly gatherings for Muslims in Bolton. The Jummah prayer time in Bolton falls within the Zuhr window and is typically held between 1pm and 2pm at most mosques, though exact times vary from masjid to masjid. Many mosques in Bolton hold multiple Jummah sessions to accommodate the large local Muslim population. It is always a good idea to check your nearest mosque’s specific Bolton Jummah times before heading out, as they can differ slightly from the standard Zuhr time.

Sehri & Iftar Time in Bolton (Ramadan 2026)

During the holy month of Ramadan, Muslims in Bolton fast from the pre-dawn meal of Sehri (also known as Suhoor) until the breaking of the fast at Iftar. Sehri time in Bolton corresponds to just before Fajr begins, while Iftar time in Bolton falls at Maghrib. The Ramadan timetable for Bolton 2026 will be updated on this page throughout the month, so you can plan your Sehri and Iftar timings accurately. As Bolton experiences significant variation in daylight throughout the year, the Ramadan timetable changes considerably from the start to the end of the month.

Major Mosques in Bolton and Their Prayer Times

Bolton is home to a large number of mosques, each serving different communities across the town. Here are some of the well-known mosques in Bolton where you can also find local prayer timetables:

Zakariyya Masjid Bolton — One of the most well-known mosques in Bolton, Zakariyya Masjid prayer times are widely followed by the local community. Their timetable is regularly updated and available at the mosque.

Makkah Mosque Bolton — Makkah Mosque is another central mosque in Bolton with a large congregation. Makkah Mosque Bolton prayer times are available directly from the mosque and generally align with the timetable on this page.

Madina Mosque Bolton — Madina Mosque serves the local community with five daily prayers and regular Jummah services. Check with the mosque directly for their specific Bolton prayer timetable.

Noor ul Islam Bolton — Noor ul Islam is a well-established mosque in Bolton offering daily namaz times and community services. Their specific namaz times Bolton timetable may differ slightly from the general calculations.

Qibla Direction in Bolton

For Muslims in Bolton who want to ensure their prayer is facing the correct direction, the Qibla direction from Bolton points approximately southeast — towards Makkah. Using a compass or a Qibla finder app on your phone is the most reliable way to confirm the exact direction from your specific location within Bolton. The Qibla direction from Bolton is roughly 118 degrees from north, though this may vary slightly depending on your exact address.