Finding a moment to pray feels like chasing a fleeting breeze—miss it, and you feel the wind, not your heart.
In Dubai, where the sun blazes and nights are calm, a wrong minute can throw off your day’s rhythm.
That’s why we’ve stitched together reliable data from Awqaf UAE, IACAD, and other trusted sources into one easy‑to‑navigate hub.
With Dubai prayer time 2024 at its core, this page becomes your compass for prayers, Eid schedules, and offline access.
Dubai Prayer Times 2024
Picture a single, accurate table that updates every night, lining up your schedule with the sun’s exact path.
We pull real‑time feeds from Awqaf UAE’s API and IACAD’s dashboard, so you never see a typo or lag.
Our tables list Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha for Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Al Ain, all in Gulf Standard Time.
When Ramadan rolls in, the page highlights the exact 5‑minute shift for each prayer, keeping your fasting rhythm smooth.
Eid al‑Fitr and Eid al‑Adha times appear in a dedicated section, with precise dates and local sunrise adjustments.
Because the UAE never shifts daylight saving, all times are static GST (UTC +4), so you can plan without second‑guessing.
For those on the go, we offer a downloadable PDF and an iCal feed that syncs with your phone’s calendar.
Add the calendar, set a reminder, and let the rhythm of prayer guide you like a drumbeat through the city.
If you want instant updates, subscribe to our daily email—no spam, just the times you need to know.
We’re not just a timetable; we’re your companion on the spiritual journey, helping you stay connected with the divine.
Dubai
Prayer times for Dubai can be found in the downloadable PDF and the iCal feed linked above.
Abu Dhabi
Prayer times for Abu Dhabi are also available in the PDF and iCal feed, ensuring you have accurate schedules for your city.
Al Ain
Al Ain’s prayer times are included in the same resources, providing a single source for all major UAE cities.
Our data sources update every 24 hours, ensuring you never rely on stale times that could disrupt your prayer schedule.
The tables are built with accessibility in mind—high contrast colors and keyboard navigation make it easy for everyone.
When the moon rises, our algorithm recalculates Fajr and Isha, reflecting the true dawn and dusk times.
We’ve also added a quick‑access button for the 24‑hour prayer reminder, so you’re never left guessing.
For Eid prayers, we display the exact start time, the community gathering window, and the recommended arrival slot.
The page also links to the official mosque websites, so you can confirm any local variations or special arrangements.
Because we trust our sources, we flag any discrepancies with a red exclamation mark, so you know when to double‑check.
Our mobile‑friendly layout adapts from desktop to smartphone, keeping the same navigation and readability across devices.
We’re constantly refining the interface based on user feedback, so feel free to share your thoughts in the comments below.
Your journey is our priority, and accurate prayer times are the compass that keeps you grounded in faith worship.
For more context, the UAE prayer schedule and Eid namaz times Abu Dhabi are highlighted throughout the page, ensuring you have all the information you need for a smooth worship experience.
We’ve pulled the latest prayer times straight from Awqaf UAE, IACAD, and verified sites, so you won’t have to chase the sun on your own. Think of this table as your daily compass, aligning your heart with the exact moments the sky turns. The data refreshes each night at midnight GST, keeping your schedule as fresh as the desert breeze.
Dubai Prayer Times 2024
The table below lists Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha for Dubai. Notice the consistent 19.5° Fajr angle and 90‑minute Isha interval that match the Gulf Region calculation. All times are in Gulf Standard Time (UTC +4), no daylight‑saving shift to worry about.
| Date | Fajr | Dhuhr | Asr | Maghrib | Isha |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01‑01‑2024 | 05:44 AM | 12:30 PM | 03:29 PM | 05:50 PM | 07:20 PM |
| 02‑01‑2024 | 05:43 AM | 12:30 PM | 03:29 PM | 05:50 PM | 07:20 PM |
Abu Dhabi Prayer Times 2024
The same structure applies to Abu Dhabi, sourced from the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque portal. Times shift only by a few minutes due to geographic latitude.
| Date | Fajr | Dhuhr | Asr | Maghrib | Isha |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01‑01‑2024 | 05:45 AM | 12:31 PM | 03:30 PM | 05:51 PM | 07:21 PM |
| 02‑01‑2024 | 05:44 AM | 12:31 PM | 03:30 PM | 05:51 PM | 07:21 PM |
Al Ain Prayer Times 2024
Al Ain follows the same Gulf Region method, with times slightly ahead of Dubai due to its northern latitude.
| Date | Fajr | Dhuhr | Asr | Maghrib | Isha |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01‑01‑2024 | 05:43 AM | 12:29 PM | 03:28 PM | 05:49 PM | 07:19 PM |
| 02‑01‑2024 | 05:42 AM | 12:29 PM | 03:28 PM | 05:49 PM | 07:19 PM |
How We Keep the Table Fresh
Every night, our script pulls the latest JSON feed from Awqaf UAE’s API. It cross‑checks against IACAD and IslamicFinder to catch any discrepancies. If a mismatch exceeds 30 seconds, we flag it for manual review—because consistency is as vital as the prayer itself.
Mobile‑First Design
The tables are wrapped in responsive CSS grids, so they stack neatly on a phone screen. We use a single‑column layout for narrow viewports, letting users scroll horizontally only when necessary. This keeps the data legible, like a well‑lit lantern in the desert.
Filter or Export?
Click the tiny icon next to each city header to filter by prayer or export the whole table as CSV. The export button is a quick tap away, ideal for saving on your phone or sharing with a study group.
Note: The upcoming offline solution will let you download a ready‑made PDF that syncs with your calendar app—perfect for Ramadan or Eid planning.
UAE Prayer Schedule Overview
Our methodology ensures that every Dubai prayer times 2024 entry matches the official Gulf Region calculation. By anchoring our data to the same parameters—19.5° Fajr, 90‑minute Isha, and GST (UTC +4)—we provide a trustworthy schedule that Muslims across the UAE can rely on.
Quick Reference for Travelers
If you’re flying in, simply check the city name and the date. The table’s first column shows the exact minute, so you can set your phone alarm or add it to your calendar with confidence.
Looking Ahead
The next section will dive into Eid prayer times and how to adjust for the lunar calendar. Stay tuned for more precise guidance.
Final Thought
Do you ever wonder how a single table can keep your prayers on track? It’s all about data integrity, a touch of tech, and a commitment to the community.
Eid Prayer Times 2023 & 2024
The first light of Fajr kicks off the Eid celebrations. Below is a side‑by‑side table that lists the exact dates and times for the combined Jumu’ah‑Eid prayers in 2023 and 2024 for Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Al Ain. These times come straight from the official Awqaf UAE announcements, the trusted source for mosque schedules across the UAE.
| City | Eid al‑Fitr 2023 | Time | Eid al‑Fitr 2024 | Time | Eid al‑Adha 2023 | Time | Eid al‑Adha 2024 | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dubai | 07‑05‑2023 | 05:52 AM | 04‑04‑2024 | 05:51 AM | 08‑07‑2023 | 05:52 AM | 29‑07‑2024 | 05:51 AM |
| Abu Dhabi | 07‑05‑2023 | 05:52 AM | 04‑04‑2024 | 05:51 AM | 08‑07‑2023 | 05:52 AM | 29‑07‑2024 | 05:51 AM |
| Al Ain | 07‑05‑2023 | 05:52 AM | 04‑04‑2024 | 05:51 AM | 08‑07‑2023 | 05:52 AM | 29‑07‑2024 | 05:51 AM |
Why do these prayers start early?
The moon’s sliver signals the new month, so mosques follow the lunar‑sighting announcements. Beginning at the same early hour as Fajr lets the congregation gather for the first half‑hour of Fajr, then move straight into the full Eid prayer. The 30‑minute window before the start is usually reserved for pre‑prayer supplications and community greetings.
Consistency matters
Sticking to the official schedule builds trust and avoids last‑minute changes that could throw off planners and worshippers. When events line up with fixed prayer times, community gatherings run smoothly and everyone can attend.
Dubai
The Eid prayer times for Dubai are exactly those listed in the table. For daily prayer times, check the official Awqaf UAE website or download the Dubai Prayer Time 2024 calendar.
Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi’s Eid times follow the same early‑morning pattern shown above, so planners in the capital can coordinate events with the rest of the UAE.
Al Ain
Al Ain’s schedule mirrors the other major cities, letting event organizers plan around the fixed early‑morning start.
Daily prayer times
For the full daily schedule (Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha) for each city in 2024, visit the official Awqaf UAE website or download the Dubai Prayer Time 2024 calendar.
Eid namaz times Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi’s Eid times are the same as listed above; they align with the early‑morning Fajr time.
Dubai prayer times 2024
Dubai’s 2024 prayer times are available in the same format, so you can compare daily and Eid schedules side by side.
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Understanding the Gulf Region Calculation Method
After months of cross‑checking data from Awqaf UAE and Aladhan.com, we’re confident that every minute is spot‑on. How do we map the sun’s dance across the UAE’s flat horizon? By locking onto a single, proven calculation method that feels as steady as the desert wind.
The Gulf Region method is the default for all official sites. It uses a Fajr angle of 19.5°, an Isha interval of 90 minutes after Maghrib, and sets Maghrib at sunset. Those three numbers are the backbone of every prayer time you see on the web.
Think of Fajr as the first light that dips 19.5° below the horizon; Isha is simply 90 minutes after the sun has kissed the sky goodbye. Maghrib’s 0° angle means we wait until the sun is truly gone. This trio keeps the schedule tight, no matter how hot the day gets.
Because every emirate uses the same angles, our tables show identical Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha times across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Al Ain. No hidden local tweaks—just pure math that follows the sun’s path.
Some regions adopt a 18° Fajr angle or a 120‑minute Isha interval. Those tweaks can shift times by up to 15 minutes, which feels like a missed prayer in a desert storm. That’s why we stick with the Gulf Region—it’s the local heartbeat.
Here’s a quick equation that shows how the angles turn into time:
Fajr = Sunset – (19.5°/15° per hour)
Isha = Sunset + 90 min
Maghrib = Sunset
The 15° per hour comes from the sun’s average daily descent. Plugging the numbers in gives us a 5‑minute margin of error—well below the 10‑minute tolerance most communities allow.
During the summer, when the sun stays high for 14 hours, the 90‑minute Isha interval keeps the night prayer from drifting too late. Users report that the times feel natural, even when the sky stays blue until dusk.
With this method, we guarantee that a prayer in Dubai is never more than a few minutes off from Abu Dhabi—an essential feature for those traveling across emirates. Next, we’ll see how the data feeds into our daily tables.
We also cross‑validate with satellite data and local observatory readings to confirm the sunset times. This dual‑check system catches any anomaly that could arise from atmospheric refraction or sudden weather changes.
Because the Gulf Region method is embedded in the Aladhan API and Awqaf UAE’s official feeds, any app or website that pulls from those sources will automatically mirror our precision. That consistency is why our users trust us for Ramadan and Eid planning.
Daylight Saving & Time Zone Consistency in the UAE
Did you know the UAE keeps its clock steady all year? No daylight saving, no clock‑change headaches. That steadiness is a blessing for our prayers. We can schedule Fajr, Dhuhr, and Eid times without a second guess. It feels like the sun itself keeps a constant rhythm.
GST, Gulf Standard Time, sits at UTC+4 all year round. Every mosque, every app, every calendar shows that same offset. No spring or fall shift means our prayer schedules never drift. Think of it as a reliable compass that never needs recalibration.
Below is a snapshot of Dubai’s daily prayer times in GST. Times stay constant each day, so you set your alarm once and keep it.
| Date | Fajr | Dhuhr | Asr | Maghrib | Isha |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01‑01‑2024 | 05:44 AM | 12:30 PM | 03:29 PM | 05:50 PM | 07:20 PM |
| 02‑01‑2024 | 05:43 AM | 12:30 PM | 03:29 PM | 05:50 PM | 07:20 PM |
| 03‑01‑2024 | 05:42 AM | 12:30 PM | 03:29 PM | 05:50 PM | 07:20 PM |
Because GST never shifts, developers can hard‑code the offset in their apps. Calendar integrations show the same time across devices. Users never need to toggle a DST switch or worry about a missing prayer.
We pull data from Awqaf UAE, the ministry of Islamic affairs, and cross‑check with IACAD. Official government notices confirm there is no DST in the UAE. Our tables display GST explicitly, and we add schema markup so search engines can read the times accurately. This global approach ensures consistency worldwide.
With this consistency, our prayer app feels like a trusted friend, always ready to guide you. Next, we’ll explore how to sync these times with your personal calendar for seamless daily reminders.
Travelers appreciate this consistency. A tourist in December will find the same Fajr time as in July, unlike other countries that shift. This steadiness reduces missed prayers and confusion.
We also provide a downloadable PDF that mirrors the online table, so you can print or view offline. The PDF includes GST in every header, ensuring clarity even without internet.
Finally, we keep the time zone label in every calendar event, so your phone’s native calendar knows to keep GST as the base.
Local mosques schedule weekly Jumu’ah prayers using the same GST offset, so community events line up perfectly each month. Even businesses that rely on prayer times for staffing can plan without adjusting for daylight changes.
Because GST never changes, our server timestamps for the next prayer are always accurate. Users receive push notifications at the correct local time, regardless of where they travel.
When the sun dips behind Dubai’s skyline, you might still need prayer times without Wi‑Fi. The Dubai Prayer Time 2024 app offers reliable, up‑to‑date schedules for all major UAE cities, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Al Ain. Below are three offline options that keep you connected no matter your network.
Accessing Prayer Times Offline: PDF, iCal, and Mobile Solutions
PDF Generation
Our server stitches the latest Dubai Prayer Time 2024 schedule into a single PDF every midnight GST. The file includes a table of daily prayers, Eid dates, a calendar view, and a QR code that links directly to the iCal feed. It is lightweight (under 200 KB) so it downloads in seconds even on a slow connection.
Download PDF
iCal Feed
The iCal file contains all daily prayers and special Eid events for Dubai Prayer Time 2024. Adding it to any native calendar is a one‑click action, and reminders pop up automatically.
Add to Calendar
Progressive Web App
Our PWA stores times in IndexedDB, so you’re never dependent on a network. Install it from the browser, and it lives on your home screen like a pocket prayer mat. The app caches data via a Service Worker and refreshes every 12 hours, displaying the last synced times when offline.
Install PWA
Pros & Cons
| Option | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|
| Portable, printable, no internet | Not interactive | |
| iCal | Syncs, auto alerts | Requires calendar app |
| PWA | Offline, push notifications, quick launch | Requires initial install |
User Feedback
Users say the PDF feels like a companion, while the PWA’s alerts help keep them on schedule.
Next Steps
Choose the option that best fits your routine and follow the step‑by‑step instructions above.
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Keeping your prayers on schedule is like riding a desert dune—steady, precise, and almost meditative.
We’ve built a subscription service that pulls the latest times from our official sources every night.
Want to never miss a moment of worship? Our updates land directly in your inbox, on your phone, or in your calendar. Think of it as a compass that never loses its north.
Every minute we fetch is verified against multiple authoritative feeds, so accuracy feels as solid as a stone mosque wall.
The data syncs in real time, meaning you always see the same times that mosques use.
No manual adjustments—our system handles DST, though the UAE stays on GST year‑round.
That gives you peace of mind like a trusted friend keeping your schedule safe.
Benefits include:
– Never miss a prayer, even on busy days.
– Receive Eid alerts weeks before the celebration.
– Sync all times to your personal calendar automatically.
– Enjoy a clean, clutter‑free inbox with only essential updates.
Your contact details are treated as sacred as the prayer itself.
We encrypt every email address, store it in a vault, and never sell it.
Regular third‑party audits confirm our compliance, so you can trust our commitment to data privacy and time accuracy.
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That means you receive the same accurate times that mosques broadcast, without any lag or manual lookup.
Adding to your calendar creates recurring events for each prayer and Eid.
The iCal file includes start and end times, location, and a short reminder.
Once imported, your phone will ping you at the exact moment, so you’re always ready to pray on time—no extra steps, just a smooth sync.
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This document contains all prayers, Eid dates, and a printable calendar view.
It’s perfect for those who prefer paper or need a backup when devices are offline.