About Prayer Times in Jakarta
Jakarta, the sprawling capital of Indonesia — the world's largest Muslim-majority nation — is home to over 10 million people, the vast majority of whom observe the five daily prayers. The city's spiritual heart is the Istiqlal Mosque, the largest mosque in Southeast Asia, which can hold around 200,000 worshippers and faces directly across the square from Jakarta's cathedral — a famous symbol of the nation's religious harmony.
Prayer shapes the Jakarta workday: offices empty briefly at Dzuhur, street vendors pause at Maghrib, and during Ramadan the city's famous takjil (iftar snack) stalls appear on every corner before Maghrib. Jakarta prayer times on this page follow the official Kemenag method used by Indonesia's Ministry of Religious Affairs, so they match the schedules announced by local mosques and mushollas.
Because Jakarta sits almost on the equator, prayer times barely shift through the year — Subuh stays near 4:30 AM and Maghrib near 6:00 PM all year round. The times above refresh automatically every day via the free Aladhan prayer-times API using the Kemenag method, with the Hijri date included. Bookmark this page or add it to your phone's home screen — it is 100% free forever, with no signup and no app to install.
Tip for visitors: Friday (Jumu'ah) prayers fill Istiqlal and neighborhood mosques to capacity — arrive early. The adhan is broadcast from thousands of mosques and small prayer rooms across the metro area five times a day, a defining sound of the city. Keep this page bookmarked: it works on any phone and never asks you to sign up or pay.
Jadwal Sholat Jakarta Hari Ini
Jadwal sholat hari ini di Jakarta: Subuh, Terbit, Dzuhur, Ashar, Maghrib, dan Isya — dengan waktu yang akurat sesuai metode Kemenag RI beserta tanggal Hijriah. Waktu imsak, sahur, dan berbuka puasa juga mengikuti jadwal ini. Gratis 100% dan tanpa pendaftaran.