Dhuhr Prayer Time in Newcastle upon Tyne Today

All Prayer Times in Newcastle upon Tyne Today

About Dhuhr Prayer

Dhuhr is the second of the five daily prayers, prayed in the early afternoon after the sun has passed its zenith. It consists of 4 obligatory rakaat. On Fridays, the Dhuhr prayer is replaced by the congregational Jumu'ah (Friday) prayer, which is obligatory for adult Muslim men.

The Prophet ﷺ encouraged praying Dhuhr promptly at the start of its time: "The best of deeds are those performed consistently, even if small." (Bukhari/Muslim). Regular Dhuhr keeps one mindful of Allah in the busiest part of the working day.

Fard Rakaat

4

Time

midday

Arabic

الظهر

Time window: Dhuhr in Newcastle upon Tyne begins when the sun passes its zenith (solar noon) and ends when an object's shadow equals its height.

Dhuhr Prayer in Newcastle upon Tyne — FAQs

What time is Dhuhr prayer in Newcastle upon Tyne today?

Dhuhr prayer in Newcastle upon Tyne today (Tuesday, 11th August 2026) is at 13:12, calculated using the Muslim World League method.

What time does Dhuhr start in Newcastle upon Tyne?

Dhuhr in Newcastle upon Tyne begins when the sun passes its zenith (solar noon) and ends when an object's shadow equals its height. Today it begins at 13:12.

Is Dhuhr the same as Zuhr prayer?

Yes — Zuhr (also spelled Zohr or Zuhur) is simply the Arabic name for the Dhuhr prayer. Both refer to the same midday prayer.

How many rakaat is Dhuhr prayer?

Dhuhr has 4 fard (obligatory) rakaat, plus 4 sunnah rakaat before and 2 after, which are recommended.

Does Jummah replace Dhuhr on Friday?

Yes — for adult Muslim men, the obligatory Friday prayer (Jumu'ah) replaces Dhuhr on Fridays. It consists of 2 fard rakaat with a khutbah (sermon) in congregation.

What time is Dhuhr prayer in the UK?

Dhuhr in the UK typically falls between 12:45 PM and 1:20 PM, shifting with the season. In summer BST pushes it toward 1:15–1:30 PM.