Know the exact moment Fajr time expires and prayer becomes Qaza on Tuesday, 18 August 2026 (4 Rabi' al-Awwal 1448 AH).
Today, the Fajr end time in Lahore is 5:30 AM. The time for Fajr prayer strictly concludes at the exact moment the top rim of the sun appears over the horizon. The entire prayer, including Salam, must be concluded before this sunrise cut-off.
If you have not performed Fajr before 5:30 AM, your prayer is officially Qaza. Offering any Salah during the 15–20 minutes immediately following sunrise is prohibited (Makruh Tahrimi). Once the sun has fully risen (Ishraq time, approximately 15–20 minutes after sunrise), you may offer your missed Fajr prayer.
The window for Tahajjud (Qiyam-ul-Layl) concludes precisely when Fajr begins at 4:02 AM. The optimal time for Tahajjud starts during the last third of the night at approximately 1:25 AM and continues until Subha Sadiq.
The Fajr namaz end time in Lahore today is 5:30 AM, matching the astronomical sunrise.
Fajr becomes Qaza at 5:30 AM. You must wait about 15 to 20 minutes after sunrise until Ishraq begins before offering the Qaza prayer.
Yes, your prayer will be valid as long as both Rakats and the final Salam are finished before sunrise (5:30 AM). However, delaying intentionally to the final minutes is disliked (Makruh).