Prayer Time Australia

Muslims believe that through Salah, they can get a chance to communicate with God directly. Among ritual worships, Salah does occupy important position among Muslims for two reasons. It is the core belief of a Muslims. Second, Namaz also prevents an individual from every type of vice or abominations by providing them different chances of direct communication with their creator five times a day, wherein he renews his covenant with Allah and seeks his guidance on a consistent basis.

Namaz is also the first practical manifestation of faith. It is also the foremost basic foundation for the prosperity and success of its believers. Not only does Namaz keep an individual on the spiritual path and directly connected with God, it also keeps the body in motion and physically active. It also serves as a healthy physical movement. It is the most important of all rituals of Islam. It is evident that Namaz serves to be the most connective and spiritual ritual of Islam.

Allah has instructed Muslims across the world to pray five times a day from dawn to dusk. Fajr is recited before sunrise, Zuhr is recited at afternoon, Asr is recited late afternoon while Maghrib is recited just after sunset. Isha is recited at night. Part of the wisdom behind offering the prayers at these times is that people would not get bogged down. This will only happen if they all had to be done at once. Blessed be Allaah, the Wisest of judges. 

A country that does have a small but significant representation of Muslims is Australia. Islam in Australia has a minority religious affiliation. As per the 2016 Australian Census, the combined number of individuals who self-identified themselves as Muslim in Australia, from all forms of Islam, constituted 604,200 people or 2.6% of the total Australian population. This was an increase of more than 15% of its previous population share of 2.2% reported in the previous census 5 years earlier. That total number of Muslim population makes Islam the second largest religious grouping in Australia, after all denominations and sects of Christianity.

Muslims in Australia are also strictly compliant when it comes to prayer timings. Our Prayer time Australia page has been created to fulfill the requirement of online users that are either working or have been travelling or are unable to access Australia Namaz time of their specific city location. Parhlo’s Salah time Australia online page will provides people of Australia Namaz time from Fajr to Isha of all cities in the country.

Viewers can also check the schedule of Salah time Australia. They can check Salah time for any specific city from this page. Within this context, every big or small city of Australia has been covered and accurate Salah time Australia schedule is also provided so you don’t have to miss out on any prayer. You can also bookmark the prayer timings schedule on your smartphone or laptop easily and can also get the required notifications on time.

Famous mosques in Australia

Australia comprises of thousands of mosques. Some of the mosques are very famous due to their size, beauty, architecture and history. Name of some of the most famous mosques in Australia are provided below:

• Baitul Huda Mosque  
• Lakemba Mosque       
• Auburn Gallipoli Mosque      
• Central Adelaide Mosque      
• Preston Mosque         

Disclaimer: Our team has tried its level best to provide people of Australia Namaz time as per the local time-zone of their city. Any typing, human error or bad source is also possible. As a result, it is certainly better to reconcile the information provided for prayer time Australia on our website from your local mosque. You can also email us at info@parhlo.com, If there is any issue/concern.