Prayer times in Al Ain for the month of January 2025

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Salah, one of the five pillars of Islam, serves as a means of connecting with Allah. During daily prayers, Muslims reflect on their faith and seek guidance. To ensure you don’t miss this obligatory duty, we have provided the daily schedule for prayer times in Al Ain.

PRAYER TIME IN AL AIN FOR JANUARY 2025

Muslims practice their faith through five daily prayers.

• Fajr marks the beginning of the day before the dawn breaks.
• Dhuhr follows shortly after noon.
• Asr takes place in the late afternoon.
• Maghrib signifies the end of the day with the sunset.
• Isha concludes the day with prayers performed during the night.

Before we look at the detailed monthly breakdown, here’s the Muslim namaz timings in Al Ain for January 2025:

• Fajr Prayer Time in Al Ain: The timings fall between 05:39 am and 05:40 am in January 2025.
• Dhuhr Azan Time in Al Ain: Dhuhr namaz time on the first day of January 2025 is 12:21 pm and 12:31 pm by the end of the month.
• Asar Azan Time in Al Ain: Asar time in Al Ain changes from 03:19 pm to 03:38 pm over the month.
• Maghrib Prayer Time in Al Ain UAE: Maghrib Al Ain prayer timings increase from 05:42 pm to 06:04 pm as the month progresses. 
• Isha Prayer Time in Al Ain: Isha timings for the current month fall between 07:02 pm and 07:18 pm.

Muslims prepare for the five daily prayers by performing wudu (ablution) to ensure physical purity. Ideally, the prayer space should also be clean.

Men are encouraged to pray in congregation at the mosque, fostering a sense of community and unity. However, praying at home is perfectly acceptable when attending the mosque isn’t possible. On the other hand, women can pray at home or in the mosque, depending on their comfort level.

PRAYER TIME AL AIN UAE: JANUARY 2025

Here is the daily schedule for the Azan time in Al Ain for January 2025.

FAQS ABOUT PRAYER TIME IN AL AIN

IS IT NECESSARY TO PERFORM WUDU BEFORE NAMAZ?

Wudu or ablution is obligatory before performing namaz (prayer) for all Muslims.

HOW MANY RAKAHS ARE THERE IN EACH SALAH?

The number of rakats in each namaz (prayer) varies. Here’s a breakdown of the five obligatory daily prayers and their respective number of rakats:

• Fajr: 2 Fard
• Dhuhr: 4 Fard
• Asr: 4 Fard
• Maghrib: 3 Fard
• Isha: 4 Fard

It’s important to note that Muslims offer additional optional prayers (Sunnah and Nafl) before and after the obligatory prayers. The number of rakats for these optional prayers can vary depending on the specific prayer.

ARE THERE OTHER PRAYERS THAN THE FIVE COMPULSORY ONES?

Apart from these five obligatory ones, Muslims around the world offer the following prayers as well:

• Jumah prayer: these are offered only on Fridays at noon.
• Tahjjud prayer: these are offered before the Fajr prayer but are not obligatory.
• Tarawih prayer: these are offered with the Isha prayers only during Ramadan.
• Eid prayers: these specific prayers are offered on Eid Al Fitr and Eid Al Adha.

WHAT IS THE PRAYER TIME IN DUBAI?

If you are in Dubai or plan to move there soon, keep track of the prayer time in Dubai for the current month with our guide. If you live in the capital city, this guide to prayer times in Abu Dhabi can be handy.

CAN NON-MUSLIMS VISIT MOSQUES IN THE UAE?

Several mosques in the UAE allow people from different faiths to experience Islamic architecture, history and elements of worship. Check out our guide on mosque tours in the UAE for more info.

Hopefully, this guide will be valuable in keeping track of your salah. You can bookmark this page or screenshot the prayer in the Al Ain timetable so you don’t miss any namaz even if you are on the move.

Those living in RAK can remain updated regarding prayer time in Ras Al Khaimah through our guide. Similarly, if you are searching for prayer time in Sharjah, our guide has sorted it out.

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