Jakarta, Indonesia
Capital & Largest City of Indonesia
Tuesday, April 21, 2026 | Western Indonesian Time (WIB)
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Welcome to Jakarta Prayer Times, your most trusted source for accurate prayer times in Jakarta today. We provide precise Salah timings for all five daily prayers (Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha) based on the Kementerian Agama Republik Indonesia (Indonesian Ministry of Religious Affairs) calculation method, the standard for Indonesia with Western Indonesian Time (WIB - UTC+07:00).
Jakarta is Indonesia's capital and largest city with 10.7 million people (87.4% Muslim). The metropolitan area (Jabodetabek) hosts 33+ million. The city boasts 1,000+ mosques including Istiqlal Mosque (largest in Southeast Asia - 200,000 capacity, opened 1978), At-Tin Mosque (Ottoman architecture - 25,850 capacity), Jakarta Islamic Center (99m minaret), Al-Azhar Grand Mosque (Islamic education center), Sunda Kelapa Mosque (historic), Cut Meutia Mosque, An-Nur Grand Mosque, and more.
Our platform offers complete monthly prayer schedules, an interactive map of 10 major mosques across Jakarta's 5 districts: Central Jakarta (200+ mosques), North Jakarta (250+ mosques), South Jakarta (300+ mosques), East Jakarta (400+ mosques), West Jakarta (350+ mosques). We provide comprehensive Jummah prayer times at all major Jakarta mosques.
Jakarta prayer times are calculated using the Kementerian Agama RI method (standard in Indonesia), according to Western Indonesian Time (UTC+07:00 - no daylight saving time). The Qibla direction from Jakarta to Makkah is 294.76° (Northwest).
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Masjid Istiqlal
Largest mosque in Southeast Asia and 9th largest in the world. National mosque of Indonesia built to commemorate independence. Features 45m diameter dome, 90m minaret. Designed by architect Frederich Silaban. Stands across from Jakarta Cathedral symbolizing religious harmony.
Masjid At-Tin
Jakarta's 2nd largest mosque with Turkish Ottoman architecture. Gift from President Soeharto. Features 5 main domes (1 large + 4 smaller), 7 bedug drums. Located in Taman Mini Indonesia Indah complex. Houses Islamic library and museum.
Masjid Jakarta Islamic Center
Major Islamic center and mosque in North Jakarta. Originally built 1972, rebuilt 1999. Features 99m minaret (symbolizing 99 names of Allah). Includes Islamic museum, library, conference halls. Active dakwah and education programs.
Masjid Agung Al-Azhar
Historic mosque complex in Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta. First mosque in Indonesia with modern architecture. Houses Al-Azhar Islamic School (one of Indonesia's best). Large complex with library, clinic, orphanage. Major educational center.
Masjid Al-Mansyur (Masjid Sunda Kelapa)
Historic mosque near Sunda Kelapa port. One of Jakarta's oldest mosques. Traditional Betawi-Javanese architecture. Important landmark in North Jakarta's old harbor district. Community gathering center.
Masjid Cut Meutia
Central Jakarta mosque named after Indonesian national heroine. Located near Menteng. Modern architecture with distinct green dome. Popular Friday prayer destination. Active community programs.
Masjid Agung An-Nur
Large mosque in East Jakarta's Duren Sawit district. Modern Indonesian Islamic architecture. Well-known for Ramadan activities and Tarawih prayers. Community center with Islamic school.
Masjid Al-Barkah
Community mosque serving East Jakarta and Bekasi border area. Modern design with green and white colors. Active in social welfare programs. Well-attended Friday prayers.
Masjid Agung Sunda Kelapa
Grand mosque in Penjaringan, North Jakarta. Serves fishing community and port workers. Traditional architecture blended with modern facilities. Important center for maritime Muslims.
Masjid Al-Munawaroh
Historic community mosque in Manggarai, South Jakarta. Near Manggarai station. Serves diverse local community. Known for Quranic recitation programs. Active youth dakwah.
Jakarta is Indonesia's capital and largest city with 10.7 million people (87.4% Muslim). The metropolitan area (Jabodetabek) hosts 33+ million. Home to 1,000+ mosques including Istiqlal Mosque (largest in Southeast Asia - 200,000 capacity), At-Tin Mosque, Jakarta Islamic Center, Al-Azhar Grand Mosque, and Sunda Kelapa Mosque.
Founded: 397 CE (Sunda Kelapa), 1527 (Jayakarta), 1619 (Batavia), 1945 (Jakarta)
Population: 10,679,000
Metro: 33,430,000
Area: 664.01 km²
Elevation: 8 m
Qibla: 294.76° (Northwest to Makkah)
Jakarta is Indonesia's capital and largest city with 10.7 million people (87.4% Muslim). The metropolitan area (Jabodetabek) hosts 33+ million. Home to 1,000+ mosques including Istiqlal Mosque (largest in Southeast Asia - 200,000 capacity), At-Tin Mosque, Jakarta Islamic Center, Al-Azhar Grand Mosque, and Sunda Kelapa Mosque.
Province: DKI Jakarta
Postal Code: 10110-14540
Phone Code: +62-21
Timezone: Asia/Jakarta (WIB - UTC+07:00)
Muslims: 9.3M+ (87.4% of population)
Mosques: 1,000+ mosques
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The Qibla direction from Jakarta to Makkah is 294.76° (Northwest). You can use a compass or smartphone app to find the precise direction. Most Jakarta mosques have clear Qibla markers indicating the direction to Makkah.
Istiqlal Mosque is the largest mosque in Jakarta and Southeast Asia with 200,000 capacity. Opened in 1978, it is Indonesia's national mosque with 45m dome and 90m minaret. Designed by architect Frederich Silaban. Other major mosques: At-Tin (25,850), Jakarta Islamic Center (20,680), Al-Azhar (18,000), Sunda Kelapa (5,000).
Jakarta prayer times are calculated using the Kementerian Agama Republik Indonesia (Indonesian Ministry of Religious Affairs) method, standard in Indonesia. Indonesia does not observe daylight saving time, so Jakarta remains on Western Indonesian Time (WIB - UTC+07:00) year-round.
Jakarta has over 1,000 mosques serving a Muslim population of 9.3M+ (87.4% of population) across 5 administrative districts: Central Jakarta (200+), North Jakarta (250+), South Jakarta (300+), East Jakarta (400+), West Jakarta (350+).
Western Indonesian Time (WIB) is UTC+07:00. Indonesia does not observe daylight saving time, so Jakarta remains on WIB year-round. WIB is 7 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). Jakarta's timezone is Asia/Jakarta.
Jakarta has 1,000+ mosques offering Jummah prayer. Major mosques like Istiqlal, At-Tin, Jakarta Islamic Center, and Al-Azhar have multiple Jummah sessions (2-3 times) to accommodate large crowds. Most mosques start Jummah between 11:30 AM-12:30 PM.
Fajr time in Jakarta varies across seasons. In rainy season (November-March), Fajr starts around 4:30-4:45 AM, while in dry season (April-October) it starts around 4:15-4:30 AM. Most Jakarta mosques use the Kemenag RI method for Fajr calculation, which is standard across Indonesia.
Istiqlal Mosque was built from 1961 to 1978 (17 years). It was designed by Christian architect Frederich Silaban and opened on February 22, 1978 by President Soeharto. The name "Istiqlal" means "Independence" in Arabic, commemorating Indonesia's independence. It is the largest mosque in Southeast Asia and 9th largest in the world.