# Prayer Times Singapore: Today's Waktu Solat and Monthly MUIS Timetable

Today's Muslim prayer times in Singapore from the official MUIS timetable: Subuh, Zohor, Asar, Maghrib and Isyak, a countdown to the next prayer and monthly tables.

Interactive tool: https://lookup.sg/tools/prayer-times-singapore

## How this works
Every time on this page is copied from the official Muslim prayer timetable published by Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (MUIS) on data.gov.sg. Nothing is calculated here: the 2026 timetable covers 1 January to 31 December 2026, one set of times for the whole of Singapore, in Singapore time (UTC+8). When MUIS publishes the next year's timetable, it is added.

The six times are Subuh (dawn prayer), Syuruk (sunrise, when the time for Subuh ends), Zohor (midday), Asar (afternoon), Maghrib (sunset) and Isyak (night). Today's date and the countdown to the next prayer are worked out on your device after the page loads, so they follow your clock; the monthly table is the same for everyone.

Because Singapore sits almost on the equator, prayer times move only about half an hour across the year. In 2026 Subuh ranges from 5:27 am (around the end of October) to 5:58 am (early February), and Maghrib from 6:51 pm to 7:22 pm. For mosque-specific congregation times, Friday prayer and Ramadan programmes, check with the mosque or MUIS.

## FAQs
### What time is Subuh in Singapore?
Subuh in Singapore falls between 5:27 am and 5:58 am in 2026, according to the MUIS timetable. It is earliest around the end of October and latest in early February. The tool above shows today's exact time and every day of the month.

### What time is Maghrib in Singapore?
Maghrib in Singapore is between 6:51 pm and 7:22 pm in 2026, at sunset. It is earliest in late October and early November and latest in early February. Isyak follows about 70 minutes later, between 8:02 pm and 8:33 pm.

### Where do these prayer times come from?
They are the official MUIS (Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura) Muslim prayer timetable for 2026, published on data.gov.sg. MUIS issues one timetable for all of Singapore, so there is no difference between areas such as Woodlands and Tampines.

### What is Syuruk?
Syuruk is sunrise, which marks the end of the time for Subuh. It is not one of the five daily prayers. In Singapore it falls between 6:47 am and 7:17 am in 2026.

### Is the 2027 prayer timetable available?
Not yet. MUIS usually publishes the next year's timetable near the end of the year; once it appears on data.gov.sg it will be added here. Until then, only 2026 dates are shown and nothing is estimated.

## Sources
- [MUIS on data.gov.sg: Muslim Prayer Timetable 2026](https://data.gov.sg/datasets/d_d441e7242e78efc566024dd5b0d9829c/view)
- [MUIS on data.gov.sg: Muslim Prayer Timetable (consolidated)](https://data.gov.sg/datasets/d_a6a206cba471fe04b62dd886ef5eaf22/view)
- [Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (MUIS)](https://www.muis.gov.sg/)

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