Islamic Prayer Times in Cuba

Location Havana, Cuba

Sunday, November 1, 2026

Current Prayer

Isha

Remaining Time

00:00:00


Prayer Information

Calculation MethodKarachi
Time ZoneAmerica/Havana (UTC-5)
Today's DateNovember 1, 2026

Forbidden Prayer Times

After Sunrise06:35 AM - 06:49 AM
Zawal12:08 PM - 12:14 PM
Before Sunset05:37 PM - 05:51 PM

Today Islamic Prayer Times in Havana, Cuba

20
Jumada al-Ula
1,448 AH

Frequently Asked Questions

According to the Islamic Foundation, Today's Islamic Namaz times in Cuba are Fajr Namaz Time 05:18 AM, Dhuhr Namaz Time 12:14 PM, Asr Namaz Time 03:26 PM, Maghrib Namaz Time 05:51 PM, and Isha Namaz Time 08:08 PM.

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Today's Islamic Prayer Times in Cuba

Looking for Today's Islamic Prayer Times in Cuba? The current Islamic Prayer Time in Cuba is Isha, which ends at 05:18 AM (remaining 4h 51m). Here are today's Cuba Namaz Times: Fajr 05:18 AM, Dhuhr 12:14 PM, Asr 03:26 PM, Maghrib 05:51 PM, and Isha 08:08 PM. Daily Islamic Islamic Prayer Times helps the Muslim ummah to connect with Islam. Find the correct Azan Times, including weekly Salat timings and a detailed monthly Salat timetable.The Islamic Prayer Times for Cuba are calculated based on Havana, using the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method, which is the most widely followed calculation method in the region. Today on November 1, 2026 (20 Jumada al-Awwal 1448 AH Hijri), the sunrise in Havana is at 06:35 AM and sunset is at 05:51 PM. The duration between sunrise and sunset is 11h 16m.Praying five times a day (Salat) is a key part of being a Muslim. Performing Salah on time helps you feel closer to Allah (SWT) and find peace in daily life. Tomorrow's Fajr time is 05:19 AM and Maghrib is 05:51 PM. The Islamic Prayer Times customization feature allows you to modify timings based on different calculation methods, suitable for Hanafi, Shafi, Maliki, and Hanbali practices. You can also check the November 2026 full Islamic Prayer Timetable for Cuba.
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