Prayer Times by City
Choose your city for today's prayer times and the full monthly timetable. Every city is calculated with its country's official method — the Umm al-Qura calendar for Saudi Arabia, the GAIAE calendar for the UAE, the Qatar Calendar House, the Kuwaiti and Bahraini official calendars, the Egyptian General Authority of Survey, and the Jordanian Ministry of Awqaf — directly in your browser, so the times are never stale.
Saudi Arabia
Makkah
Fajr 05:10 · Maghrib 17:40
Madinah
Fajr 05:13 · Maghrib 17:37
Riyadh
Fajr 04:45 · Maghrib 17:08
Jeddah
Fajr 05:13 · Maghrib 17:43
Dammam
Fajr 04:33 · Maghrib 16:52
Khobar
Fajr 04:33 · Maghrib 16:52
Taif
Fajr 05:07 · Maghrib 17:38
Tabuk
Fajr 05:29 · Maghrib 17:43
Abha
Fajr 04:56 · Maghrib 17:34
United Arab Emirates
Qatar
Kuwait
Bahrain
Egypt
Jordan
How we calculate
Each city's times are computed astronomically at the moment you open the page, from the city-centre coordinates and the official parameters of its national calendar — Fajr and Isha angles or fixed intervals, the Ramadan Isha extension where the official calendar has one, and the country's default Asr school (Hanafi in Jordan, Shafi'i elsewhere, with a toggle on every city page). The parameters were verified against the official calendars in November 2026: full-month diffs for the flagship city of every country matched within one minute. Because the calculation runs in your browser, the monthly tables work for any month, past or future, with no update ever needed.
Frequently asked questions
Which cities does Miqyas cover?
Twenty-two cities at launch: nine in Saudi Arabia (Makkah, Madinah, Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, Khobar, Taif, Tabuk, Abha), six in the UAE (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah), three in Egypt (Cairo, Alexandria, Sohag), and Doha, Kuwait City, Manama and Amman. Each city has its own page in Arabic and English with today's times, a countdown and a monthly timetable.
Are these times the official ones?
They are calculated with each country's official method and parameters — the same angles and intervals the official calendars use — and were verified against those calendars in November 2026, with full-month diffs for at least one city per country matching within one minute. They are computed for the city centre, so an individual mosque may differ by about a minute and remains the reference for its own congregation.
Why do the times never need updating?
Because nothing is copied from a printed table: the astronomical calculation runs in your browser when you open the page, for the actual day and any month you browse to. The same code produces the today view, the countdown and the monthly tables, on every visit, forever.
Can I see Hanafi Asr times?
Yes. Every city page carries a Shafi'i/Hanafi Asr toggle above the today table; your choice is remembered on your device. Amman opens on Hanafi Asr by default (Jordan's official school); the other cities open on the Shafi'i time their official calendars print.