Fajr Prayer Times — Kunduz, Afghanistan – 04:30
Today's Islamic prayer times in Kunduz, Afghanistan include Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha. View the full Muslim prayer timetable for today and the upcoming days.
Fajr Prayer Times
04:30
Kunduz, Afghanistan · Muslim World League
Today's Salah Times in Kunduz
A 85-minute window between Fajr and sunrise is your daily appointment with stillness in Kunduz.
Compared to Kabul
Kunduz’s Fajr at 04:30 runs 1 minute(s) later than Kabul — your local prayer should follow your own coordinates, not the largest city.
Across National Borders
The same minute east or west of Kunduz can carry a different timezone but never a different sun — 04:30 reflects place, not paperwork.
Eastern Timezone Edge
Kunduz sits near the eastern edge of its timezone, so Fajr at 04:30 feels earlier on the clock than the solar moment would suggest.
Today’s Solar Arc
From 05:55 the sun arcs above Kunduz for about 11h 33m before Maghrib — Fajr at 04:30 is the doorway into that arc.
The Adhan’s Final Phrase
“Prayer is better than sleep” enters the Fajr adhan in Kunduz for a reason; on this single line the day’s priorities are spoken aloud.
Mountains and Horizons
In hilly parts of Kunduz, sunrise visually arrives later than 05:55 — the calendar Fajr at 04:30 is unchanged, but visible dawn varies by neighbourhood.
High-Latitude Adjustment
For latitudes where dawn never fully arrives, the calendar applies a high-latitude rule — at 36.7°, Kunduz’s Fajr at 04:30 reflects that adjustment when relevant.
Distance from Hypocrisy
Heaviest on the hypocrites are Fajr and Isha; in Kunduz that means 04:30 and Isha together draw a quiet line.