Eid-ul-Adha 2025 Namaz Timings in Jammu and Kashmir Announced by J&K Waqf Board

Jammu/Srinagar | Indian administered Kashmir – The Jammu and Kashmir Waqf Board has officially announced the Eid-ul-Adha 2025 Namaz (prayer) schedule for various regions across the Union Territory, including the cities of Jammu and Srinagar.

As Muslims across the world prepare to celebrate Eid-ul-Adha — the Festival of Sacrifice on Saturday, June 6, 2025, thousands in Jammu and Kashmir are expected to gather for Eid prayers at major Eidgahs, mosques, and designated prayer grounds.

Eid-ul-Adha 2025 Namaz Timing for Srinagar

According to the Waqf Board’s official release, the Eid prayer in Srinagar will take place at:

• Eidgah Srinagar – 9:00 AM
• In case of rain or unfavorable weather, the backup venue will be Jamia Masjid Nowhatta.

Eid Namaz Schedule in Jammu

In Jammu, the central Eid prayer will be held at:

• Jammu Eidgah, Residency Road – 7:15 AM
• If weather conditions are poor, the prayer will shift to Masjid Sharif Talab Khatikan.

Other Major Eid-ul-Adha Namaz Venues in Jammu

The Waqf Board has also released a detailed list of other mosques and Eidgahs with their respective prayer timings:VenueTimeBhatindi Masjid7:15 AMJama Masjid Khatika Talab7:15 AMJama Masjid Ustad Mohalla7:00 AMJama Masjid Malik Market7:15 AMJama Masjid Bathindi7:15 AMJama Masjid Sunjwan7:15 AMJama Masjid Gujjar Nagar7:15 AMJama Masjid Bathindi Morh7:15 AMJama Masjid Talab Khatikan (second shift)8:15 AM

Related: Jammu Kashmir Namaz Timings – Shia & Sunni Prayer Times by City & Method

Note: These times are subject to minor changes based on moon sighting and weather conditions. Worshippers are advised to arrive early and follow local mosque announcements.

Appeal from Waqf Board Authorities

Chairperson of J&K Waqf Board, Dr. Darakhshan Andrabi, has urged the public to:

• Maintain cleanliness at all prayer venues.
• Cooperate with local authorities and volunteers.
• Ensure safe and peaceful congregational prayers.

Why Eid-ul-Adha Matters

Eid-ul-Adha commemorates the willingness of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) to sacrifice his son in obedience to Allah’s command. It is marked by the Eid prayer, Qurbani (sacrifice), and acts of charity toward the needy.