Prayer time Al Ain: daily and monthly timetable
Where can I check prayer times in Al Ain?
As of November 2026, use the Awqaf timetable below for Al Ain’s published prayer times. It covers November 2026 to March 2027 and shows the five daily prayers plus Shuruq (sunrise). Check the area coverage before using it outside the city zone.
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Content record as of November 2026. Awqaf’s public timetable service and location list were re-fetched on 12 November 2026. All bundled daily times matched. Friday timing was checked against its official notice.
Choose your date in the Al Ain timetable and read the prayer’s own column. Friday’s official sermon and prayer reference is 12:45 pm under the notice effective from 2 January 2026.
In this guide
Today’s prayer times and monthly timetable
Al Ain has its own official prayer timetable. Use the dated row below for Fajr, Shuruq, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha instead of borrowing Abu Dhabi city’s schedule. The two locations are separate selections in Awqaf’s system, even though both are in Abu Dhabi emirate.
Every time here is on the UAE local clock, in 24-hour format. The available saved months are November 2026 through March 2027. This page reproduces the official entries for those dates and does not use your device’s position to calculate times for another town or a mountain viewpoint.
Dated example: on 12 November 2026, Al Ain Fajr is 05:11, Dhuhr 12:04, Asr 15:11, Maghrib 17:36 and Isha 18:51. Shuruq is 06:25. These are the published Awqaf entries, not a live “today” claim for a later visit.
Which areas does this timetable cover?
The source selection is العين, Al Ain, official zone 37. Awqaf’s location list also assigns Al Jimi, Al Jahili, Al Hili, Al Mutaredh, Al Towayya, Zakher, Al Maqam, Asharej and Falaj Hazza to that zone. For an unfamiliar neighbourhood, look up its own name rather than deciding from proximity alone.
Jebel Hafeet is listed separately in zone 52. Al Ain city’s table should therefore not be treated as the timetable for the mountain. Al Hayer, Sweihan and Nahel have zone 63 selections, while Al Qua’a and Al Wagan are under zone 51. The source is more specific than an emirate-wide calendar.
If you move between a city address and an outlying workplace, keep both location selections available. Before an overnight stay or mountain trip, choose the destination on Awqaf’s page. Do not estimate a new schedule by shifting every prayer the same number of minutes; the authority already provides location-specific entries.
The five prayers and Shuruq explained
Read Fajr as the dawn prayer and Shuruq as sunrise. Sunrise is included to help interpret the morning, but it is not a sixth obligatory daily prayer. A sunrise reminder would be too late to represent the start of Fajr, so keep the two labels visible when saving the table.
Dhuhr is the midday prayer, also written Zuhr. Asr is in the afternoon. Maghrib is the sunset prayer and Isha the night prayer. An Al Ain azan time search should still be checked against the correct prayer name and date, especially if a search result displays only one time without its heading.
The congregation’s iqama is a separate matter from a published prayer start. This data has no list of individual Al Ain mosque iqama intervals. Ask the mosque if your arrival needs to match its congregation. Do not infer its arrangements from the length of the gap between two prayers in the daily timetable.
See Awqaf’s prayer guidance for its explanation of prayer times and observance.
How the times change from November to March
The comparison table uses actual Al Ain entries from November, February and March. It shows why a recurring afternoon appointment or evening meal should be checked against the date you mean. A seasonal example is useful context, but the daily row is the reference for a particular plan.
Morning and evening entries need their own checks. Fajr’s movement through the saved winter months is not a fixed daily countdown, and Maghrib’s later March time does not tell you tomorrow’s dawn. Keep the current month visible on a printed sheet and replace it when a new month begins.
| Date | Fajr | Shuruq | Dhuhr | Asr | Maghrib | Isha |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-11-12 | 05:11 | 06:25 | 12:04 | 15:11 | 17:36 | 18:51 |
| 2027-02-08 | 05:37 | 06:50 | 12:34 | 15:45 | 18:11 | 19:25 |
| 2027-03-12 | 05:13 | 06:25 | 12:30 | 15:52 | 18:28 | 19:41 |
Friday sermon and Jumu’ah timing
As of November 2026, use 12:45 pm as the official Friday sermon and prayer reference. Awqaf announced the timing with effect from 2 January 2026. The notice is linked in the sources, so an older calendar message can be checked against the actual authority announcement.
The ordinary Dhuhr entry for Al Ain is not the Friday sermon start. Reach your chosen mosque before the sermon, and confirm any local attendance arrangements there. The national timing notice does not supply a minute-by-minute programme for every mosque, and this page does not add an estimated finishing time.
Official source and calculation method
Shared source and method note. SettleUAE reproduces Awqaf’s official-zone entries. The International Astronomical Center describes Accurate Times as software used for UAE prayer calculations. Its documentation explains that twilight settings, Asr options and location settings can affect calculated results.
The captured Awqaf metadata calls its method “official timings”. It does not disclose numerical Fajr or Isha angles or name an Asr school. We therefore do not assign those settings to these rows. An app preset called “Dubai” or “UAE” does not establish that it reproduces the published schedule.
Read the International Astronomical Center’s calculation documentation for the distinction between configurable calculations and a published timetable. Use Awqaf’s local row rather than changing these values to match an unverified preset.
Check apps, alerts and mosque congregation times
When choosing an app location, search for Al Ain itself. A broad Abu Dhabi selection may refer to the capital’s timetable. Compare the resulting date and Fajr, Dhuhr and Maghrib entries with this city’s row before allowing the app to become your everyday reminder.
If the result differs by a minute or two, check the place, date and any alert adjustment rather than adding your own correction. The International Astronomical Center describes calculation settings that can affect results. The published Awqaf zone entries remain the source for this page, with no replacement calculation performed here.
For a family member going to Jebel Hafeet, send the mountain’s official location selection as well as the outing details. A city screenshot can be accurate for the city while being the wrong reference for that destination. Ask any mosque you intend to attend about its congregation instead of treating a city timetable as a mosque schedule.
Using this timetable during Ramadan
For fasting in Al Ain, take the date’s Maghrib entry as the sunset reference and read Fajr separately from Imsak. The Abu Dhabi Ramadan guide explains these columns, but its city clock times are for the capital. Use the Al Ain row when you remain in Al Ain.
The first day of Ramadan needs the UAE moon-sighting confirmation. Future entries in this saved timetable do not make the lunar-date decision. If a household is split between Al Ain and Abu Dhabi city, each person should check the location where they will be at dawn or sunset before sharing a meal-time message.
See the iftar and suhoor guide for the fasting-column explanation. The UAE Government Ramadan page explains how the month is confirmed.
Common questions
What is Fajr prayer time in Al Ain on 12 November 2026?
The captured official Al Ain row gives Fajr as 05:11 on 12 November 2026. For another date, use that day’s own entry.
Does Al Ain prayer time cover Jebel Hafeet?
Check the separate Jebel Hafeet selection in zone 52. This page reproduces Al Ain’s zone 37 schedule, rather than a mountain calculation.
What is Maghrib prayer time in Al Ain on 12 November 2026?
Awqaf lists Maghrib at 17:36 for this location on 12 November 2026. Isha is separately listed at 18:51.
When is Friday prayer in Al Ain?
As of November 2026, the official Friday sermon and prayer reference is 12:45 pm under Awqaf’s notice effective from 2 January 2026. Plan to arrive before the sermon.
Is Shuruq the Fajr prayer?
No. Shuruq is sunrise, shown after the dawn prayer, Fajr. It is a separate reference rather than a sixth obligatory prayer.
Do I need a separate timetable when travelling?
Select the location where you will pray. The place chosen for home may be inappropriate at a destination assigned to another official zone.
Official sources
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