The Maghrib prayer in Islam is performed just after sunset. The exact time for Maghrib varies depending on your geographical location and the time of year due to changes in the length of day and night. Maghrib begins immediately after the sun has set below the horizon.
It's important to consult a local prayer timetable provided by your mosque or Islamic authority, as they calculate the Maghrib prayer time based on your specific location. Additionally, many online platforms and mobile applications offer accurate prayer times tailored to your geographical coordinates.
To give you a general idea, Maghrib prayer is typically performed within a window of a few minutes after sunset. Muslims are encouraged to perform Maghrib as promptly as possible after the sunset to adhere to the Sunnah of hastening to break the fast and offering the Maghrib prayer.
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