Prayer Times for Great Linford

Fajr in Great Linford today begins at the calculated true dawn time shown at the top of this page. This is based on Great Linford's exact coordinates (52.1°N, 0.8°W) and elevation of approximately 90 metres above sea level. The timing is calculated using the MWL 18° method and automatically adjusted for Europe/London where applicable.

Because dawn shifts daily due to the Earth's tilt and orbit, Fajr in Great Linford gradually becomes earlier in summer and later in winter.

Maghrib in Great Linford begins at astronomical sunset — the moment the upper edge of the sun disappears below the horizon at your exact location. This time is calculated specifically for Great Linford, not a nearby city centre, ensuring higher local accuracy.

Even small differences in latitude, longitude, or elevation within Milton Keynes can cause sunset to vary by several minutes.

Prayer times in Great Linford are calculated using precise astronomical algorithms that account for:

• Latitude (52.1°N)
• Longitude (0.8°W)
• Elevation (approximately 90 metres above sea level)
• Local timezone (Europe/London)
• Seasonal solar position

Fajr and Isha are determined using solar angles below the horizon, Dhuhr is based on true solar noon, Asr on shadow length, and Maghrib on sunset.

These calculations are location-specific to Great Linford, meaning results differ slightly from neighbouring towns.

Great Linford is located at 52.1°N latitude, which means daylight hours vary significantly between summer and winter.

In summer:

• Sunrise is earlier
• Sunset is later
• Fajr and Isha are further apart

In winter:

• Days are shorter
• Fajr is later
• Maghrib occurs earlier

This seasonal variation is caused by the Earth's axial tilt — not by changes in the calculation method.

Although Great Linford may be close to other towns in Milton Keynes, even small differences in longitude can shift sunrise and sunset by approximately 4 minutes per degree.

Elevation also matters — someone in a higher part of Great Linford may experience sunset slightly later than someone at lower ground level.

For maximum consistency within your community, it is recommended to follow your local mosque timetable where available.

Most mosques across the UK use the Muslim World League (18°) method for Fajr and Isha. However, some communities may follow alternative recognised standards.

On this page, you can select from multiple calculation methods to match your local mosque in Great Linford. If unsure, consult your mosque for guidance and select the method they recommend.

Yes. When the UK switches to British Summer Time, the clock time for all prayers in Great Linford moves forward by one hour. When clocks return to Greenwich Mean Time, prayer times shift back by one hour.

The actual solar position does not change — only the civil clock time changes.

Yes. This page provides a complete monthly timetable for Great Linford, showing daily Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha times.

Because prayer times change slightly each day, the monthly view allows you to plan ahead — especially during Ramadan or for printing a timetable for home use.