Check the Namaz time in Jessore today for Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha. The timetable below updates automatically for Jashore, Bangladesh, using the Asia/Dhaka time zone.
Important: These are calculated prayer-start times, not the congregation or Jamaat times of a particular mosque. Always follow your local mosque’s announcement for Jamaat, Jumu’ah, Ramadan and special-day schedules.
Today’s Prayer Times in Jessore
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Times are being calculated for Jashore.
View the current Jessore timetable and monthly calendar
How the Jessore prayer timetable works
Daily prayer times change because they are calculated from the sun’s position for a particular date and location. The automatic table uses coordinates for Jashore city and the Asia/Dhaka time zone.
The schedule uses the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi calculation method with the Hanafi Asr setting. These settings are commonly relevant in Bangladesh, but a mosque may apply local adjustments or precautionary intervals.
A calculated start time and a mosque’s Azan or Jamaat time are not necessarily the same:
- Prayer-start time: the calculated beginning of the prayer window;
- Azan time: when a particular mosque gives the call to prayer;
- Jamaat time: when the congregational prayer begins.
For congregational prayer, follow the schedule displayed by the mosque you plan to attend.
Today’s five prayer times in Jessore
Fajr time
Fajr begins at true dawn and ends at sunrise. The table displays both Fajr and Sunrise so visitors can distinguish the beginning of Fajr from the end of its prayer window.
During Ramadan, do not use an old article or screenshot to determine the end of Sehri. Follow the current Ramadan timetable and local mosque announcement.
Dhuhr time
Dhuhr begins after the sun passes its highest point in the sky. Friday’s Jumu’ah congregation may begin at a time announced separately by each mosque, so the calculated Dhuhr time should not be treated as a universal Jumu’ah Jamaat time.
Asr time
Asr is particularly sensitive to the selected juristic setting. The automatic table uses the Hanafi setting. A service configured for the Shafi, Maliki or Hanbali method may display an earlier Asr time.
If an app and your mosque show different Asr times, check the app’s juristic setting before assuming that either timetable is broken.
Maghrib time
Maghrib begins after sunset. Because the time changes throughout the year, use the current day’s schedule rather than a saved timetable from another month.
During Ramadan, the local mosque’s Azan and the current official or locally approved Ramadan timetable should be used for Iftar.
Isha time
Isha begins after the evening twilight has disappeared. Differences between calculation methods can produce slightly different displayed times, so local mosque guidance remains important.
Why prayer-time websites may show different results
Two websites or apps may display different times for Jessore because of differences in:
- the selected city or geographic coordinates;
- the prayer-time calculation method;
- the Hanafi or standard Asr setting;
- precautionary minute adjustments;
- rounding rules;
- the device’s time zone; or
- manual adjustments used by a local mosque.
First confirm that the location is set to Jashore or Jessore, Bangladesh, rather than another place with a similar name. Then check the calculation and Asr settings.
Sunrise is not a sixth prayer
Sunrise is included to help users identify when the Fajr prayer window ends. It is not one of the five daily obligatory prayers. Avoid beginning a prayer exactly at sunrise; follow appropriate religious guidance regarding restricted prayer times.
Jessore, Jashore and location settings
Jessore is the traditional English spelling, while Jashore is the current official English spelling. Prayer-time services may use either spelling for the same Bangladeshi district and city.
When using another app, select the result located in Bangladesh’s Khulna Division. A wrong country, city or device time zone can produce an incorrect schedule.
Using the timetable safely
- Refresh the page if it has remained open since the previous day.
- Make sure your device date and time are correct.
- Do not rely on a screenshot from a previous month.
- Check the selected Asr method when comparing apps.
- Follow the local mosque for Azan and Jamaat times.
- Use the current Ramadan timetable for Sehri and Iftar.
- Allow reasonable preparation time instead of waiting until the end of a prayer window.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Namaz time in Jessore today?
The automatic table at the top of this page displays today’s calculated Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha times for Jashore in the Asia/Dhaka time zone.
Does the timetable update every day?
Yes. The table requests the schedule for the current date whenever the page loads. Refresh the page after midnight or if an older date remains visible.
Are these mosque Jamaat times?
No. They are calculated prayer-start times. Each mosque sets its own Azan, Jamaat and Jumu’ah schedule.
Which calculation method does the table use?
It uses the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method and the Hanafi Asr setting for Jashore’s coordinates.
Why does another app show a different Asr time?
The other app may be using the Shafi, Maliki or Hanbali Asr setting instead of Hanafi. Location, calculation method and manual adjustments can also cause differences.
When does Fajr end?
The Fajr prayer window ends at sunrise. The table displays Sunrise separately for this reason.
Can I use the Maghrib time for Iftar?
Maghrib begins after sunset, but during Ramadan you should follow the current locally approved Ramadan timetable and mosque announcement instead of relying on an old screenshot.
Does the page show Jumu’ah Jamaat time?
No. Friday congregation times vary between mosques. Contact or visit the relevant mosque for its current Jumu’ah schedule.
Source and accuracy note
The live table uses calculated astronomical data for fixed Jashore coordinates. Visitors can compare the result with the IslamicFinder Jessore timetable.
Calculated schedules are provided for convenient planning. Local mosque announcements take priority for congregation times and any locally adopted adjustments.
