Prayer · One of the Five Pillars
Pause, pray and reconnect throughout the day.
Salah is the practice of five daily prayers and one of the Five Pillars of Islam. It gives structure to the day and brings Muslims together in worship of Allah.
The five daily prayers
Fajr is prayed before sunrise, Dhuhr after midday, Asr in the afternoon, Maghrib after sunset and Isha at night. Each prayer has an appointed time window.
- Check both the start and Jama’ah time
- Arrive early enough to prepare calmly
- Use the centre timetable for local congregation times
Visiting for prayer
Darul Falah publishes its own congregation timetable. If times are marked as being updated, call before travelling. Contact us separately if you need accessibility or facilities information.
- Darul Falah Centre, Town Road, Hanley
- Jumu’ah information is shown with the current timetable
- Visitor questions are welcome
Here in Stoke-on-Trent
See today and plan the month ahead.
Our prayer page shows centre-managed start, Jama’ah and Jumu’ah times. Staff can prepare and publish timetables months in advance.
Clear answers
Questions about Salah
Are the displayed times calculated or set by Darul Falah?
Darul Falah staff publish the centre’s own timetable, including local Jama’ah times.
Where can I find Jumu’ah times?
Current Jumu’ah information is shown on the prayer-times page when it has been published by the centre.
What should I do if a timetable is being updated?
Call the centre before travelling so that a member of the team can confirm the current time.