Wednesday, November 4, 202624 Jumada al-Ula 1448

Today in Utica

Prayer times in Utica, NY

Fajr5:19AM
Sunrise6:40AM
Dhuhr11:45AM
Asr2:24PM
Maghrib4:49PM
Isha6:09PM
For the center of Utica. ISNA method, standard Asr. Qibla 58 degrees from north. for Utica
Halal food

Halal food in Utica

All 15 places
Middle Eastern & New York deli
Al Balad DeliBleecker Street“Halal certified ingredients across the entire menu”Own claim, backed by the community: The place says halal on its own site or menu, and a community source agrees. Owner says halal. Masjid partner. Checked July 31, 2026.
Burgers & deli sandwiches
Smash & BiteWashington Mills“Premium, halal beef”Own claim, backed by the community: The place says halal on its own site or menu, and a community source agrees. Owner says halal. Community listing. Checked July 31, 2026.
Indian
Taj Mahal Indian RestaurantNew Hartford villageOwn claim, backed by the community: The place says halal on its own site or menu, and a community source agrees. Owner says halal. Community listing. Checked July 31, 2026.
Burmese
Black Rice Sushi & Thai CuisineUticaCommunity evidence only: A community source lists it as halal. The place itself makes no halal claim. Muslim owners confirm. Checked August 31, 2026.
Halal barbecue & deli
Brooklyn BrisketDowntownCommunity evidence only: A community source lists it as halal. The place itself makes no halal claim. Community listing. Checked October 25, 2026.
Yemeni
One Arabian NightUticaCommunity evidence only: A community source lists it as halal. The place itself makes no halal claim. Listed as halal. Checked September 11, 2026.
American
Oneida Square MarketUticaCommunity evidence only: A community source lists it as halal. The place itself makes no halal claim. Listed as halal. Checked September 11, 2026.
Deli
Sam's Deli & MarketUticaCommunity evidence only: A community source lists it as halal. The place itself makes no halal claim. Community listing. Checked October 30, 2026.
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Ramadan 1448

96 days to Ramadan

Expected to start By the Umm al-Qura calendar. Masjids that wait to see the new moon can start a day later..