Lushnjë Prayer Times

Prayer times for Lushnjë are calculated using the Muslim World League method, the standard widely applied across Albania, and are based on the town's location at roughly 41 degrees north in the Europe/Tirane time zone. Because Albania observes daylight saving time, the displayed clock times shift forward in spring and back in autumn, so the schedule moves with the seasonal change. At this mid-northern latitude the length of the day varies considerably through the year: summer brings early dawns and late sunsets, which push Fajr earlier and Isha later in the evening, while winter days are short, drawing Maghrib and Isha closer to the afternoon. Dhuhr tracks solar noon and stays relatively stable year-round, and the gap between Maghrib and Isha widens in the long days of summer and narrows in winter. For prayer and travel, the qibla from Lushnjë points roughly to the southeast, on a bearing of about 133 degrees toward Mecca. The live table on this page updates each day so you can follow the exact times rather than relying on a fixed timetable.