Fajr Prayer Times — Fort Worth, United States – 04:59
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Fajr Prayer Times
04:59
Fort Worth, United States · Islamic Society of North America (ISNA)
Today's Salah Times in Fort Worth
A 82-minute window between Fajr and sunrise is your daily appointment with stillness in Fort Worth.
Short-Dawn Bedtime
With only 82 minutes from Fajr to sunrise in Fort Worth, missing 04:59 forfeits the whole prayer — bed by 21:29 is not optional, it is the prayer’s prerequisite.
A Light on the Face
The Prophet ﷺ said the one who prays Fajr is in the protection of Allah — a sign believers historically carried as a softness on the face.
Qibla Direction
From Fort Worth, the Kaaba sits roughly to the north-east at a true bearing of about 43° — face that direction at 04:59.
Moonlight at Fajr
A bright moon over Fort Worth can mask the early signs of dawn; the calendar still places Fajr at 04:59 because the sun, not the moon, defines it.
A Sunnah of Quiet
The Prophet ﷺ would sit in his place after Fajr until sunrise — a sunnah Fort Worth can revive easily inside its 82-minute dawn window.
Northern Hemisphere Pattern
Fort Worth’s Fajr arc follows the standard northern pattern — earlier in summer, later in winter, with today’s 04:59 on that curve.
When Eating Stops
Eating must stop before the 04:59 adhan in Fort Worth — the calendar time, not the muezzin’s voice, defines the cutoff.
A Ramadan-Ready Routine
Building a daily Fajr habit in Fort Worth now — bed at 21:29, prayer at 04:59 — is the single best preparation for Ramadan.