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Prayer Times
Daily Iqamah schedule and Friday Jumu'ah information for ICB Wayland.
Daily Iqamah schedule and Friday Jumu'ah information for ICB Wayland.
| Prayer | Iqamah | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Fajr | 5:10 AM | Dawn prayer |
| Zuhr | 1:30 PM | Midday prayer |
| Asr | 6:00 PM | Afternoon prayer |
| Maghrib | 8:10 PM | Sunset prayer |
| Isha | 9:45 PM | Night prayer |
* These are Iqamah times at ICB. Times may vary slightly by season. Schedule last set August 2026.
Jumu'ah is prayed every Friday, Insha Allah.
This week's khateeb (August 28, 2026): Dr. Mohamed Lazzouni
The following khateebs are scheduled for the next few weeks. Please note, occasionally a khateeb may change at the last minute and this page may not reflect that change.
| August 28, 2026 | Dr. Mohamed Lazzouni |
Looking for the astronomical prayer times for the Boston area rather than the congregation times here at the mosque?
Prayer Schedule for Boston →To request dua after Friday prayers for a community member who is ill or has passed away recently, please complete the Online Dua Request Form.
Online Dua Request FormDuring the Sunday school session (September through June), Zuhr is prayed congregationally at 1:15 PM at the close of the morning programme, and Asr at 4:45 PM at the close of the afternoon programme. Students, parents, and teachers all pray together.
Have a question about etiquette, custom, or what to expect when visiting? See the Outreach FAQ, or plan a visit directly with ICB.
Plan a VisitICB Wayland follows the recommendation of The Fiqh Council of North America (FCNA) regarding the adoption of an astronomically calculated Islamic Calendar. The detailed discussion of the decision is in the ICB Moonsighting Decision.
Accordingly, for the start of Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr, ICB uses the Islamic calendar published by FCNA and of Islamic Society of North America (ISNA). For Eid al-Adha, the FCNA's current criteria is that the final determination of the date of Eid al-Adha will be contingent on the announcement by the Hajj authorities in Makkah of the day of Arafah, in which case Eid al-Adha will be the day following the day of Arafah.
May Allah (swt) keep us on the right path, and accept our fasting and prayers. Ameen. For more detailed information, please visit: fiqhcouncil.org