Guide to Dubai Ramadan timings for prayers in 2020

• Ramadan Calendar 2020

The Holy Month of Ramadan in the UAE is just around the corner and it’s truly a blessed and spiritual time. Along with fasting from sunrise to sunset, Muslims make sure to offer the five daily prayers on time. If you’re fasting this Ramadan and have questions such as ‘What time is Imsak in Dubai’ or ‘What time is iftar in Dubai today,’ MyBayut has you covered with this list of Dubai Ramadan timings for prayers in 2020! This handy UAE Ramadan calendar 2020 includes daily prayer timings, along with specifics about Imsak timings.

RAMADAN CALENDAR 2020 – DUBAI RAMADAN TIMINGS FOR PRAYER, SUHOOR, IFTAR & MORE 

Let’s look at the Ramadan 2020 timings guide with details of every prayer time in Dubai. From this, you can get to know the daily iftar and suhoor time in Dubai, along with other prayer timings throughout the day. 

During Ramadan, Muslims start their fast a little before the Fajr prayer and break it at the Maghrib prayer. Please note the following UAE Ramadan 2020 prayer times to properly observe your fast.

• The timetable below shows the Dubai Ramadan 2020 prayer times. The prayer time in Dubai shown here can also be used for Sharjah and Ajman.
• For Abu Dhabi Ramadan prayer times, add four minutes to the timings below.
• For Ras Al Khaimah and Umm Al Quwain prayer timings, deduct four minutes from the timings below and for Fujairah, deduct six minutes.

Iftar time Dubai 2020

The Iftar time in Dubai is based on the Maghrib prayer time. If you are wondering what is today’s Iftar time in Dubai, just refer to the Maghrib timings on this prayer timetable for Ramadan.

The Dubai Ramadan timings for prayers on Friday, April 24, 2020 – the first day of Ramadan – is as follows:

• Imsak: 04:17 am
• Fajr: 04:27 am
• Dhuhr: 12:20 pm
• Asr: 03:49 pm
• Maghrib: 06:49 pm
• Isha: 08:07 pm

What is Imsak?

Many people also ask the question, ‘What is Imsak?’ Imsak is when Muslims finish Suhoor and begin their fast. The time of Imsak is typically 10 minutes before Fajr prayers.

We hope you find this article on the Dubai Ramadan timings for prayers 2020 along with Iftar and Suhoor time in Dubai helpful. 

You can also keep track of daily Ramadan prayer timings in Dubai on Bayut’s Instagram account. We post daily Dubai Ramadan timings for Imsak, Fajr and Maghrib prayer timings on our Insta-stories, so it’s easier for you to stay updated with the correct Iftar time in Dubai every day. Make sure to follow our Instagram account for accurate Suhoor and Iftar time in Dubai! We also have the latest real estate and lifestyle updates, along with behind-the-scenes content from Bayut.

Ramadan in this country is a magical time, where you can glimpse the traditional side of the UAE. Even though things will be slightly different this time around, with Covid-19 restrictions in place, but Ramadan 2020 will still be filled with prayer, worship and the joy of giving.  

For those fasting, it is important that you maintain a healthy lifestyle in Ramadan. Also, take the time to make the most of this month of blessings with the right Ramadan Duas for each ashra.

If you want to keep a daily track of timings, take a look at our guide to prayer times in Dubai.

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