Fajr Prayer Times — Gwangju, Republic of Korea – 04:09
Today's Islamic prayer times in Gwangju, Republic of Korea include Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha. View the full Muslim prayer timetable for today and the upcoming days.
Fajr Prayer Times
04:09
Gwangju, Republic of Korea · Muslim World League
Today's Salah Times in Gwangju
Anchor your day at 04:09 in Gwangju — the prayer that moves first moves everything else with it.
Weekend Fajr
Even on the weekend, Fajr at 04:09 in Gwangju is the cleanest hour of the day — protecting it pays back hours later.
Success Is in the Prayer
“Hayya alal-falah” calls toward success at 04:09 — in Gwangju, that success is closer than the door of the masjid.
Setting the Suhoor Alarm
In Gwangju a suhoor alarm twenty-five minutes before 04:09 leaves time to eat, drink and reach the prayer without rushing.
Today vs Yesterday
Today’s Fajr at 04:09 arrives 1 minute(s) later than yesterday — a small daily drift you would never notice without tracking it.
Twenty Minutes of Qur’an
The 96-minute window after Fajr in Gwangju comfortably hosts a daily Qur’an portion — a habit that transforms a year.
Avoiding the Snooze Trap
Hitting snooze once after 20:39 typically costs Fajr at 04:09; place your alarm across the room and the prayer wins automatically.
Imsak vs Fajr
Some calendars list an “imsak” a few minutes before Fajr; in fiqh, the binding cutoff in Gwangju remains the 04:09 adhan itself.
Suhoor with Family
Waking the household twenty-five minutes before Fajr at 04:09 in Gwangju turns suhoor from logistics into a quiet shared moment.