Prayer Time Doha
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Prayer times are calculated using the Makkah – Umm al-Qura method. The Asr prayer time follows the Standard method (Shafi, Hanbali, Maliki). Makkah – Umm al-Qura Method is the official method used in Saudi Arabia, based on the Umm al-Qura calendar of Makkah. Standard (Shafi, Hanbali, Maliki) is the most widely followed method. Asr begins when an object’s shadow equals its height.
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Prayer Times for Cities in Qatar
Find accurate daily prayer timings for major cities in Qatar. Click any city below to view detailed prayer times.
Note: Our prayer times data is powered by the Aladhan API, providing accurate and up-to-date timings for all cities.
Daily Namaz & Salah Time in Doha
Prayer is central to Muslim life, guiding the rhythm of each day through faith and devotion. In Doha, Qatar, Muslims perform five daily prayers each at a specific time reflecting the movement of the sun. The Fajr prayer begins before sunrise and symbolizes a new start to the day. For instance, fajr time in Doha is around 4:09 AM, depending on the date and method used.
The Dhuhr prayer takes place just after midday, offering a spiritual break in the middle of daily work. The Asr prayer follows in the afternoon, encouraging believers to pause and reflect before the day ends. As the sun sets, Maghrib begins usually around 5:16 PM in Doha. This is the time Muslims break their fast during Ramadan. Finally, the Isha prayer, performed around 6:46 PM, concludes the day with peace and gratitude.
Each of these prayer time Doha Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha has deep spiritual meaning. Salah times in Doha such as Fajr awakens faith, Dhuhr refocuses energy, Asr builds patience, Maghrib encourages gratitude, and Isha ends the day in reflection.
Understanding Namaz & Salah Time in Qatar
The namaz time in Qatar is determined using precise astronomical calculations to ensure accuracy across all cities. In Doha, timings follow the Umm al-Qura University method, widely trusted throughout the Islamic world. The Asr prayer follows the Standard (Shafi, Hanbali, Maliki) juristic rule, beginning when an object’s shadow equals its height.
These calculations are updated daily using the Aladhan API, ensuring that Qatar prayer time today remains accurate for both locals and travelers. Whether you’re relying on the azan in Qatar, a mosque announcement, or this website, these times ensure that your Salah is valid and aligned with Islamic practice.
Juma (Friday) Prayer in Doha
Every Friday, Muslims across Qatar gather for Juma prayer, a special congregational Salah that replaces Dhuhr. The Juma prayer time in Qatar generally falls between 11:30 AM and 12:00 PM, depending on the season. In Doha, major mosques like the State Grand Mosque host thousands of worshippers for this weekly sermon and prayer, uniting the community in reflection and remembrance.
Why Accurate Islamic Prayer Times Matter
Knowing the correct salah time in Qatar is essential for every practicing Muslim. During Ramadan, this ensures Suhoor and Iftar are observed properly. Outside of Ramadan, it helps maintain daily spiritual discipline and connection with Allah.
Our Doha page is updated regularly to provide the latest Islamic prayer times, helping you stay punctual in worship wherever you are in the capital.