Prayer times in the United Arab Emirates

Choose your city to see today's prayer times, the monthly timetable, the Ramadan 2027 timetable and the Qibla direction. Times for the United Arab Emirates use the UAE (General Authority of Islamic Affairs) method by default.

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Major cities

Ramadan 2027 suhoor and iftar times in the United Arab Emirates

First and 29th day of Ramadan 1448 (expected to begin Monday, February 8, 2027). Open a city for the full 30-day timetable.

CityDay 1 suhoor endsDay 1 iftarDay 29 iftarDay 1 fast
Dubai5:40 AM6:11 PM6:27 PM12h 31m
Abu Dhabi5:43 AM6:15 PM6:31 PM12h 32m
Sharjah5:40 AM6:10 PM6:26 PM12h 30m
Al Ain City5:38 AM6:10 PM6:25 PM12h 32m
Ajman5:40 AM6:09 PM6:26 PM12h 30m
Dayrah5:40 AM6:10 PM6:27 PM12h 30m
Ras Al Khaimah5:38 AM6:07 PM6:24 PM12h 29m
Musaffah5:43 AM6:15 PM6:30 PM12h 32m
Jebel Ali5:41 AM6:11 PM6:28 PM12h 31m
Business Bay5:40 AM6:11 PM6:27 PM12h 30m

Qibla direction from cities in the United Arab Emirates

CityQibla (from true north)Distance to Makkah
Dubai258.75° W1,632 km
Abu Dhabi260.2° W1,529 km
Sharjah257.91° WSW1,648 km
Al Ain City262.5° W1,661 km
Ajman257.74° WSW1,656 km
Dayrah258.02° WSW1,636 km
Ras Al Khaimah256.88° WSW1,711 km
Musaffah260.66° W1,536 km
Jebel Ali258.81° W1,611 km
Business Bay258.3° WSW1,631 km

All 34 cities in the United Arab Emirates

Calculation method used in the United Arab Emirates

Prayer times for the United Arab Emirates are calculated with the UAE (General Authority of Islamic Affairs) method (Fajr at 18.2° below the horizon, Isha at 18.2°). You can change the method and the Asr school on any city page.

Frequently asked questions

Which calculation method is used for prayer times in the United Arab Emirates?

We use the UAE (General Authority of Islamic Affairs) method (Fajr at 18.2° below the horizon, Isha at 18.2°), the most widely used standard in the United Arab Emirates.

When does Ramadan 2027 start in the United Arab Emirates?

Ramadan 1448 is expected to begin on Monday, February 8, 2027 according to the Umm al-Qura calendar. Some countries and communities follow local moon sighting, so the start can differ by a day.