Prayer times in Makkah, Saudi Arabia

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Qibla direction from Makkah

Face 319° clockwise from north (NW). The Kaaba is about 5 km away.

Typical prayer times in Makkah through the year

Calculated with the Umm al-Qura, Makkah method and Hanafi Asr. Prayer times on a given date change very little from year to year. Follow your local mosque where its timetable differs.

DateFajrSunriseZoharAsrMaghribIsha
January 15:37 AM6:58 AM12:24 PM4:14 PM5:50 PM7:20 PM
January 155:40 AM7:01 AM12:30 PM4:23 PM5:59 PM7:29 PM
February 15:39 AM6:58 AM12:34 PM4:34 PM6:10 PM7:40 PM
February 155:34 AM6:51 AM12:35 PM4:42 PM6:18 PM7:48 PM
March 15:25 AM6:41 AM12:33 PM4:47 PM6:25 PM7:55 PM
March 155:13 AM6:29 AM12:30 PM4:50 PM6:30 PM8:00 PM
April 14:57 AM6:14 AM12:24 PM4:51 PM6:35 PM8:05 PM
April 154:43 AM6:02 AM12:21 PM4:51 PM6:40 PM8:10 PM
May 14:29 AM5:50 AM12:18 PM4:51 PM6:46 PM8:16 PM
May 154:19 AM5:42 AM12:17 PM4:51 PM6:52 PM8:22 PM
June 14:11 AM5:38 AM12:18 PM4:55 PM6:59 PM8:29 PM
June 154:10 AM5:38 AM12:21 PM5:00 PM7:04 PM8:34 PM
July 14:14 AM5:42 AM12:24 PM5:03 PM7:07 PM8:37 PM
July 154:21 AM5:47 AM12:27 PM5:02 PM7:06 PM8:36 PM
August 14:31 AM5:54 AM12:27 PM5:01 PM7:00 PM8:30 PM
August 154:38 AM5:59 AM12:25 PM4:58 PM6:51 PM8:21 PM
September 14:46 AM6:04 AM12:21 PM4:50 PM6:37 PM8:07 PM
September 154:51 AM6:08 AM12:16 PM4:41 PM6:24 PM7:54 PM
October 14:56 AM6:12 AM12:10 PM4:29 PM6:08 PM7:38 PM
October 155:00 AM6:16 AM12:06 PM4:19 PM5:56 PM7:26 PM
November 15:06 AM6:24 AM12:04 PM4:08 PM5:44 PM7:14 PM
November 155:12 AM6:31 AM12:05 PM4:03 PM5:39 PM7:09 PM
December 15:21 AM6:42 AM12:10 PM4:02 PM5:37 PM7:07 PM
December 155:29 AM6:50 AM12:16 PM4:05 PM5:41 PM7:11 PM

This is an educational guide, not a replacement for in-person instruction. Small variations in posture, recitation, and Sunnah prayer patterns are normal among recognized schools of Islamic law. Ask a trusted local teacher to check your posture and Arabic pronunciation; transliteration is a learning aid, not a substitute for listening to Arabic.