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Prayer times

Prayer times in Pueblo, Colorado

Start times for the five daily prayers, calculated for Pueblo every day of the year and always in Mountain Time, including daylight saving. For the masjid’s congregational times, check its own prayer screen.

Today in Pueblo

Tuesday, November 10 · 1 Jumada al-Akhirah 1448

Next prayerFajr5:19 AMin 3 h 43 min
  • Fajr
  • SunriseFajr ends. Not a prayer time.
  • Dhuhr
  • Asr
  • Maghrib
  • Isha

Calculated start times (adhan) for Pueblo. For congregational (iqamah) and Jumu'ah times, see the masjid. Full month

The month at a glance

Start times, day by day

Fridays are shaded. Today is marked. Sunrise is shown because it ends the time for Fajr; it is not a prayer.

November 2026

Prayer start times in Pueblo, Colorado, for November 2026
DateHijriFajrSunriseDhuhrAsrMaghribIsha
Sun 121 Jumada al-Ula5:11 AM6:25 AM11:42 AM2:36 PM4:59 PM6:13 PM
Mon 222 Jumada al-Ula5:12 AM6:26 AM11:42 AM2:35 PM4:58 PM6:12 PM
Tue 323 Jumada al-Ula5:13 AM6:27 AM11:42 AM2:34 PM4:57 PM6:11 PM
Wed 424 Jumada al-Ula5:14 AM6:28 AM11:42 AM2:33 PM4:56 PM6:10 PM
Thu 525 Jumada al-Ula5:14 AM6:29 AM11:42 AM2:32 PM4:55 PM6:09 PM
Fri 626 Jumada al-Ula5:15 AM6:30 AM11:42 AM2:32 PM4:54 PM6:08 PM
Sat 727 Jumada al-Ula5:16 AM6:31 AM11:42 AM2:31 PM4:53 PM6:07 PM
Sun 828 Jumada al-Ula5:17 AM6:32 AM11:42 AM2:30 PM4:52 PM6:07 PM
Mon 929 Jumada al-Ula5:18 AM6:33 AM11:42 AM2:29 PM4:51 PM6:06 PM
Tue 101 Jumada al-Akhirah5:19 AM6:34 AM11:42 AM2:29 PM4:50 PM6:05 PM
Wed 112 Jumada al-Akhirah5:20 AM6:35 AM11:42 AM2:28 PM4:49 PM6:04 PM
Thu 123 Jumada al-Akhirah5:21 AM6:37 AM11:43 AM2:27 PM4:48 PM6:04 PM
Fri 134 Jumada al-Akhirah5:22 AM6:38 AM11:43 AM2:27 PM4:47 PM6:03 PM
Sat 145 Jumada al-Akhirah5:23 AM6:39 AM11:43 AM2:26 PM4:47 PM6:02 PM
Sun 156 Jumada al-Akhirah5:24 AM6:40 AM11:43 AM2:25 PM4:46 PM6:02 PM
Mon 167 Jumada al-Akhirah5:25 AM6:41 AM11:43 AM2:25 PM4:45 PM6:01 PM
Tue 178 Jumada al-Akhirah5:26 AM6:42 AM11:43 AM2:24 PM4:44 PM6:01 PM
Wed 189 Jumada al-Akhirah5:27 AM6:43 AM11:44 AM2:24 PM4:44 PM6:00 PM
Thu 1910 Jumada al-Akhirah5:28 AM6:44 AM11:44 AM2:23 PM4:43 PM6:00 PM
Fri 2011 Jumada al-Akhirah5:29 AM6:45 AM11:44 AM2:23 PM4:43 PM5:59 PM
Sat 2112 Jumada al-Akhirah5:30 AM6:46 AM11:44 AM2:23 PM4:42 PM5:59 PM
Sun 2213 Jumada al-Akhirah5:30 AM6:47 AM11:45 AM2:22 PM4:42 PM5:58 PM
Mon 2314 Jumada al-Akhirah5:31 AM6:48 AM11:45 AM2:22 PM4:41 PM5:58 PM
Tue 2415 Jumada al-Akhirah5:32 AM6:49 AM11:45 AM2:21 PM4:41 PM5:58 PM
Wed 2516 Jumada al-Akhirah5:33 AM6:50 AM11:45 AM2:21 PM4:40 PM5:57 PM
Thu 2617 Jumada al-Akhirah5:34 AM6:51 AM11:46 AM2:21 PM4:40 PM5:57 PM
Fri 2718 Jumada al-Akhirah5:35 AM6:52 AM11:46 AM2:21 PM4:39 PM5:57 PM
Sat 2819 Jumada al-Akhirah5:36 AM6:53 AM11:46 AM2:20 PM4:39 PM5:57 PM
Sun 2920 Jumada al-Akhirah5:37 AM6:54 AM11:47 AM2:20 PM4:39 PM5:57 PM
Mon 3021 Jumada al-Akhirah5:38 AM6:55 AM11:47 AM2:20 PM4:39 PM5:56 PM

Qibla

Which way to face from Pueblo

Muslims face the Kaaba in Makkah to pray. From Pueblo that direction is:

36° from true north, between north and northeast.

That is the shortest path over the globe to the Kaaba in Makkah, which is why it points northeast from Colorado and not east or southeast as a flat map suggests. A phone compass set to magnetic north shows about 28°, because magnetic north in Pueblo sits about 8° east of true north. Most phone compasses can be switched to true north, which removes the difference.

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How these are calculated

The method, stated plainly

Which calculation method is this?

The Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) method, the most widely used in the United States: Fajr and Isha when the sun is 15 degrees below the horizon, Maghrib at sunset, and Asr by the standard (Shafi’i, Maliki, and Hanbali) shadow length. The location is Pueblo’s city center.

How accurate are they?

They were checked against an independent calculation service (AlAdhan, ISNA method) for every day of a full year: Fajr, sunrise, Dhuhr, Maghrib, and Isha matched to the minute every day, and Asr was never more than one minute apart. Many people add a few minutes of caution after the start time before praying, especially for Fajr and Maghrib.

I follow the Hanafi school. Is Asr different?

Yes. The Hanafi school starts Asr later, when an object’s shadow is twice its length rather than once, which in Pueblo is about 40 minutes after the Asr time shown here in December and about an hour and a quarter after it in June.

Why are these different from the masjid’s times?

These are start times: when each prayer’s time begins. A masjid sets its own congregational times (iqamah), usually some minutes later, so people can gather. For praying at the masjid, use its screen.

Where does the Hijri date come from?

The Fiqh Council of North America calendar, which is calculated in advance. A masjid that follows local moon sighting may be a day apart, especially at the start of Ramadan and the Eids.