The Punjab Auqaf and Religious Affairs Department has announced the official prayer schedule for Eid-ul-Adha 2025 across major mosques and shrines in Lahore.
In coordination with religious scholars and prayer leaders, the department has finalized all necessary arrangements for Eid congregations, including security and sanitation measures to ensure a smooth and peaceful environment during the religious celebrations.
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According to APP, the following is the detailed schedule for Eid-ul-Adha prayers at prominent mosques in Lahore:
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Badshahi Mosque (Alamgiri) – Maulana Abdul Razzaq Azad – 8:30 AM
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Jamia Masjid Darbar Hazrat Data Ganj Bakhsh – Mufti Ramzan Sialvi – 7:00 AM
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Jamia Muslim Masjid Lohari – Maulana Zulqarnain – 6:00 AM
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Jamia Masjid Darbar Hazrat Pir Makki – Qari Ghulam Mehr Ali – 7:00 AM
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Jamia Masjid Taje Shah – Maulana Saleem Raza Noori – 7:00 AM
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Jamia Masjid Shah Abu Al-Maali – Maulana Fida Hussain – 7:00 AM
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Jamia Masjid Takia Balaqi Shah – Maulana Misbah-ur-Rehman – 6:30 AM
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Jama Masjid Malik Ayaz – Maulana Mustafa Raza – 7:30 AM
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Jamia Masjid Noor Mori Gate – Maulana Ahmed Faridi – 7:00 AM
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Jamia Masjid Allah Jiwaya – Maulana Aziz Rabbani – 6:45 AM
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Jamia Masjid Barkat Bibi – Maulana Qari Naseer Ahmed – 7:00 AM
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Jamia Masjid Mominpura – Maulana Majid Ali – 7:00 AM
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Jamia Makki Masjid Anarkali – Maulana Abdul Jabbar – 5:30 AM
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Jamia Masjid Challagah Tabba Baba Farid – Qari Abdul Rauf – 7:00 AM
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Jamia Lal Masjid Mohini Road – Maulana Asif Akbar – 7:00 AM
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Jamia Masjid Hamam Wali (Sutar Mandi) – Qari Ghulam Abbas – 7:00 AM
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Jamia Masjid Wazir Khan – Maulana Abdul Shakoor – 6:30 AM
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Jamia Masjid Shah Muhammad Ghaus – Qari Naseer Ahmed – 7:00 AM
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Jamia Masjid Pani Wala Talab – Maulana Abdul Qadir – 7:00 AM
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Jamia Masjid New Mosque Bhati Gate – Maulana Muhammad Dilawar – 7:00 AM
The department has advised citizens to arrive early, cooperate with security staff, and maintain order during the prayers.
Meanwhile, the federal government has declared four public holidays for Eid-ul-Adha, from Friday, June 6 to Monday, June 9, 2025. This announcement is in line with the Cabinet Division’s circular regarding official holidays for the year 2025.
