San Antonio Prayer TimesIslamic Prayer Schedule — San Antonio · Stone Oak · Joint Base SA

Founded in 1982, ISASA is the oldest and largest Islamic organization in San Antonio. The Al-Salam Mosque on Stahl Road anchors the northeast SA Muslim community, offering daily congregational prayers, weekend Quran school, and community social services. ISASA serves a diverse congregation — South Asian, Arab, African American, Latino, and convert Muslims — and uses the ISNA calculation method, matching times on this page. Eid prayers are held at large venues to accommodate the growing congregation that now far exceeds the original mosque's capacity.

Joint Base San Antonio encompasses Lackland Air Force Base, Fort Sam Houston, and Randolph AFB — collectively the largest military installation in the United States. Thousands of Muslim servicemembers and their families are stationed here at any given time, rotating through training, deployment, and permanent assignments. The armed forces maintain Muslim chaplains (imams) at JBSA who lead Jumu'ah prayer, counsel Muslim personnel, and coordinate Eid observances. Muslim servicemembers observe prayer times within military schedules, and ISASA has historically been a spiritual home for Muslim military families during their San Antonio tours.

San Antonio is the largest majority-Hispanic city in the United States, and its Muslim community reflects that. The city has a growing community of Latino reverts — often called "Tejano Muslims" — who found Islam through marriage, da'wah, or personal exploration. Many cite Islam's emphasis on family, monotheism, and community as resonating deeply with their Catholic cultural background. Spanish-language khutbahs and Quran study circles operate within San Antonio mosques, and national organizations like LADO (Latino American Dawah Organization) have active Texas chapters. This growing community is one of the most distinctive aspects of Islam in Texas.

The South Texas Medical Center — one of the largest medical complexes in the nation with UT Health San Antonio, Methodist Hospital, and Baptist Health — employs thousands of physicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals, many of whom are Pakistani and Indian Muslims. The northwest SA corridor (Stone Oak, Helotes, Shavano Park) is home to this community. Several Islamic centers near the medical center and halal Pakistani and Indian restaurants on Bandera Road and in Stone Oak serve daily prayer needs. Muslim physicians often observe Dhuhr and Asr between rounds, and the medical center has prayer spaces in some facilities.

Reference point for this page. Matches ISASA Al-Salam and most NE and NW San Antonio mosques within 2–3 minutes.

~2 min behind downtown (slightly north, more westerly). Medical Center corridor and NW SA mosques — same daily schedule.

~2–3 min ahead (more easterly). Growing suburban Muslim families commuting to SA — use these times or the SA schedule.