In Islam, the position of the sun determines the salah timings. Therefore, in Saudi Arabia, these timings vary from area to area and day to day just like in Riyadh and Jeddah. As Riyadh is quite far from Jeddah, the salah timings of Jeddah and Riyadh are different.
This page is regularly updated with the most accurate and up-to-date prayer times in Riyadh. Along with this, salat times for the entire month are given in the monthly timetable, as per the Muslim prayer times calculation method.
Apart from the salat times, a comprehensive schedule for Ramadan timings in Riyadh is also available on this website according to the Islamic calendar.
Apart from obligatory prayers, Muslims also perform nawafil prayers. These are not mandatory but still performed by the believers to get closer to Allah SWT. In accordance with this, nawafil times in Riyadh are:
Azan is a faithful call to prayer and acts as an invitation for Muslims to gather at the mosque for the purpose of collective prayer. It is recited separately for each prayer by the muezzin, fifteen minutes before the commencement of Jamaat.
As this page is committed to providing accurate Azan and namaz time in Riyadh, a comprehensive schedule for every Azan is provided in the related prayer section for the ease of believers of Islam.
Fajr is the first mandatory prayer, consisting of 4 Rakats, including 2 Sunnah and 2 Farz. It is offered before sunrise. Along with this, a monthly schedule for Fajr salah in Riyadh is also available.
Dhuhr is the second obligatory prayer for Muslims. It consists of 12 Rakats in total, including 4 Farz, offered at noon. Additionally, there exists a difference of approximately 15 minutes between the Zuhr Azan and the namaz (salah) time.
Asr is the third mandatory prayer that is offered before sunset. Moreover, in order to facilitate Muslims, a detailed schedule of Asr salah for the whole month is provided here.
Maghrib is the fourth obligatory prayer, which is offered just after sunset. Unlike other prayers, there exists a minor time difference between the Azan and salah times of Maghrib.
Isha is the last mandatory prayer that Muslims have to perform before retiring to bed, according to the teachings of Islam.
In Islam, Jumma is an obligatory prayer that Muslims perform every week on Friday instead of the Dhuhr prayer.
