🏙️ About Mandi Bahauddin

A city between the Jhelum and Chenab rivers named after Sufi saint Bahauddin Zakariya, known as the 'Land of Rivers.'

With a population of approximately 0.2 million, Mandi Bahauddin is a significant urban center in Punjab where accurate prayer times are essential for the daily routine of its Muslim residents.

🕌 How Are Prayer Times Calculated for Mandi Bahauddin?

Prayer times for Mandi Bahauddin are calculated using the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method (Method 1), which is the most widely followed calculation standard across Pakistan. This method uses a Fajr angle of 18° and an Isha angle of 18° below the horizon.

The Hanafi juristic school (Fiqh) is applied for Asr timing, where the shadow of an object must equal twice its length plus its shadow at noon. For followers of Fiqa Jafria (Shia), Asr begins when the shadow equals the object's length (1× ratio), and Isha uses a different twilight angle — use our Hanafi vs Jafria comparison tool above to see the exact differences for Mandi Bahauddin.

⏰ Today's Prayer Windows — Mandi Bahauddin (11 April 2026)

Each prayer has a specific start and end time. Here's when each namaz is valid today:

💡 Tip: Fajr becomes Qaza after sunrise (05:42). Always pray Fajr before the 85-minute window closes.

📅 Spring Prayer Guide for Mandi Bahauddin

Mandi Bahauddin is currently in the Spring season. During this time:

• • Fajr is later (after 5:00 AM in winter) — easier to wake up for morning prayer
• • Maghrib comes early, so prepare for Isha shortly after sunset
• • Shorter daylight hours mean prayers are closer together — plan your schedule
• • Today's fasting duration (if applicable) would be approximately 14.3 hours

🧭 Qibla Direction from Mandi Bahauddin

The Qibla direction from Mandi Bahauddin is approximately 258° (W) from true north. The straight-line great-circle distance from Mandi Bahauddin to the Holy Kaaba in Makkah al-Mukarramah is 3,540 km.

For accurate Qibla alignment, use our interactive Qibla compass above, or simply face W when praying in Mandi Bahauddin.

📜 Islamic Heritage of Mandi Bahauddin

Named after the great Sufi saint Bahauddin Zakariya of Multan. The city maintains strong connections to the Suhrawardiyya Sufi order.

🕋 Notable Mosques in Mandi Bahauddin

These are the prominent mosques and places of worship in Mandi Bahauddin where congregational prayers (Jama'at) are held five times daily:

Jumu'ah (Friday) prayers in Mandi Bahauddin typically begin around 12:07. Arrive 15-20 minutes early for the Khutbah.