Fajr Prayer Times — Kabul, Afghanistan – 03:32
Today's Islamic prayer times in Kabul, Afghanistan include Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha. View the full Muslim prayer timetable for today and the upcoming days.
Fajr Prayer Times
03:32
Kabul, Afghanistan · Muslim World League
Today's Salah Times in Kabul
A 95-minute window between Fajr and sunrise is your daily appointment with stillness in Kabul.
Today vs Yesterday
Today’s Fajr at 03:32 arrives 1 minute(s) later than yesterday — a small daily drift you would never notice without tracking it.
Sub-Polar Belt
Above 55° latitude, dawn distorts severely in summer; Kabul sits at 34.6°, with rules for high-latitude Fajr already factored into 03:32.
Why Light Bends Before Sunrise
Atmospheric refraction lifts the sun’s image above the geometric horizon, lengthening dawn — your 95-minute window in Kabul already accounts for this.
Sleeping in Wudu
Performing wudu before bed in Kabul shortens the gap between waking and the 03:32 takbir — and the angels make dua for the one who sleeps in wudu.
Anchor Your Sleep
Lock bedtime at 20:02 for fourteen consecutive nights and Fajr at 03:32 stops being a struggle — your body reorganises itself around it.
A Stricter Fajr Angle
Kabul uses an 18°-class angle — among the most cautious — pulling today’s Fajr at 03:32 a few minutes earlier than 15° schemes would.
Qur’an Before Sunrise
Reciting in the 95-minute window after Fajr in Kabul is among the most rewarded acts of the day; the angels of night and day meet here.
Aligning with Your Sleep Cycle
Sleep cycles run roughly ninety minutes; counting back from Fajr at 03:32 in Kabul, four full cycles point to 20:02 as a clean wake point.