Data Sources
The authoritative sources we rely on for accurate calculations
At Namaz Times, accuracy and reliability are at the core of everything we do. Our times are calculated using trusted astronomical data and well-established Islamic methods, ensuring that users worldwide can rely on our Sehri and Iftar timings.
Astronomical Data
We rely on reputable astronomical calculations to determine sunrise, sunset, and twilight times. These calculations take into account:
- • The position of the sun relative to the horizon
- • Local latitude, longitude, and elevation
- • Standardized algorithms used globally for solar calculations
Islamic Prayer Standards
Fajr (Sehri) and Iftar times are computed using multiple internationally recognized Islamic methods. This ensures:
- • Alignment with global practices
- • Support for regional variations
- • Compliance with historical scholarly standards
Timezone Accuracy
Local times are adjusted using the official IANA timezone database, allowing us to:
- • Correctly handle daylight saving changes
- • Reflect political and geographical boundaries
- • Support over 400 timezones worldwide
Location and Geocoding
Users can search any city or town worldwide. Our system uses verified location data to:
- • Map user inputs to accurate coordinates
- • Retrieve relevant local timezone and elevation
- • Generate precise Sehri and Iftar times
Reliability and Redundancy
Our calculations are designed with multiple layers of validation, ensuring consistent results even if certain data sources are temporarily unavailable.
We combine trusted astronomical data, global Islamic standards, and precise timezone information to provide the most reliable Sehri and Iftar times available.