Prayer Time Dubai Today

Looking for prayer time in Dubai today? Use the live prayer timetable below to check Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE). You can also check sunrise and use the available date settings to view other prayer timings.

Today’s Prayer Times in Dubai

The five daily prayers in Dubai are Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha. Their timings change throughout the year according to the sun’s position. Use the live timetable above to check the schedule for the current date in Dubai rather than relying on a fixed timetable.

Sunrise is also useful when planning your morning. It is not one of the five obligatory daily prayers.

Understanding the Five Daily Prayer Times in Dubai

• Fajr: The dawn prayer, performed from true dawn until sunrise.
• Dhuhr (Zuhr): The midday prayer, which begins after the sun passes its highest point.
• Asr: The afternoon prayer. Its calculated start time can vary according to the juristic method used.
• Maghrib: The prayer that begins after sunset.
• Isha: The night prayer, which begins after twilight has faded.

Check the timetable above for the current time of each prayer instead of relying on general descriptions to determine when to pray.

Prayer Time Dubai Tomorrow

If you need prayer times for tomorrow, check whether the timetable above offers a date selector or daily schedule. Prayer times can change slightly from one day to the next, so make sure the displayed date matches the day you want to check.

If a monthly timetable is available through the widget, you can use it to plan your work, travel and daily routine around prayer times in Dubai.

Friday and Jummah Prayer Time in Dubai

Jummah, also called Jumu’ah or Friday prayer, is the weekly congregational prayer held in place of Dhuhr for Muslims required to attend it. The congregation time can vary between mosques in Dubai.

Check the announcement from your local mosque for the correct Friday prayer time. The regular Dhuhr timing does not necessarily indicate when a particular mosque’s Jummah congregation begins.

If you are visiting a mosque for the first time, confirm the congregation time and arrival arrangements before setting out.

Eid Prayer Time in Dubai

Eid prayer timings are announced around Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. The exact time and location can vary between mosques and designated prayer grounds in Dubai.

Before attending, check current announcements from the relevant UAE authorities or the mosque you plan to visit. Confirm the date, congregation time and venue, and avoid relying on information from a previous year.

How Are Prayer Times Calculated in Dubai?

Prayer times are calculated using the date, geographical location and a selected calculation method. Settings such as the solar angle used for Fajr and Isha can affect the results. The juristic method selected for Asr can also lead to differences between timetables.

If two prayer apps display slightly different timings, check their location and calculation settings. Use the settings available in the timetable above, and consult your local mosque if you need guidance on the method followed in your area.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the prayer time in Dubai today?

Use the live timetable at the top of this page to check today’s Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha timings. Check the displayed date to ensure you are viewing the correct schedule.

What is the next prayer time in Dubai?

Compare the current local time in Dubai with the timetable above to identify the next prayer. If the widget includes a next-prayer countdown, you can use it as a quick reference.

Do prayer times in Dubai change every day?

Yes. Prayer times can change slightly from day to day as the sun’s position changes throughout the year. Check the live timetable for the latest schedule.

Why are prayer times different on some apps?

Different apps may use different calculation methods, Asr settings or geographical coordinates. These differences can result in slightly different prayer times.

Is sunrise the same as Fajr prayer time?

No. Fajr begins at true dawn and ends at sunrise. Sunrise marks the end of the Fajr prayer window; it is not one of the five obligatory prayers.

Where can I check Friday prayer time in Dubai?

Check the announcement from the mosque you plan to attend. Jummah congregation times can vary, so confirm the local schedule before setting out.