Guide to 2026 Ramadan prayer time in Dubai
As Ramadan approaches, residents and visitors in the UAE start preparing for a period of profound spiritual reflection and devotion. Staying updated with the official Ramadan prayer times is essential for balancing daily life with the sacred rhythms of fasting from dawn until dusk. In Dubai, these timings govern the start of Suhoor at the first light of Fajr and the joyous gathering for Iftar at Maghrib, ensuring that every worshipper can observe fast with precision and peace of mind.
RAMADAN PRAYER TIMES IN DUBAI 2026
Let’s look at the detailed Ramadan prayer times in Dubai during the Holy Month. The table below mentions daily Iftar and Suhoor times in Dubai, alongside the other daily prayer timings, to help you plan your spiritual obligations and community gatherings with ease.

Ramadan Prayer time in Dubai 2026
Observing the fast involves starting your abstinence shortly before the Fajr call and concluding it at the Maghrib prayer. If you are tracking the Ramadan prayer times, the details below offer a reliable guide for the 2026 Holy Month in Dubai.
Iftar and Ramadan prayer times in Dubai, 2026
The daily iftar time in Dubai is based on the Maghrib prayer time. To know the accurate iftar time in Dubai on a given day, refer to the Dubai prayer time in Ramadan for Maghrib on that date.
Ramadan | Day | Gregorian Date | Imsak | Fajr | Sunrise | Dhuhr | Asr | Maghrib | Isha |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Ramadan 1st | Day Thursday | Georgian Date 19th February | Imsak 05:23 am | Fajr 05:33 am | Sunrise 06:47 am | Dhuhr 12:35 pm | Asr 03:50 pm | Maghrib 06:19 pm | Isha 07:33 pm |
Ramadan 2nd | Day Friday | Georgian Date 20th February | Imsak 05:22 am | Fajr 05:32 am | Sunrise 06:46 am | Dhuhr 12:35 pm | Asr 03:50 pm | Maghrib 06:19 pm | Isha 07:33 pm |
Ramadan 3rd | Day Saturday | Georgian Date 21st February | Imsak 05:21 am | Fajr 05:31 am | Sunrise 06:45 am | Dhuhr 12:35 pm | Asr 03:51 pm | Maghrib 06:20 pm | Isha 07:34 pm |
Ramadan 4th | Day Sunday | Georgian Date 22nd February | Imsak 05:21 am | Fajr 05:31 am | Sunrise 06:45 am | Dhuhr 12:35 pm | Asr 03:51 pm | Maghrib 06:20 pm | Isha 07:34 pm |
Ramadan 5th | Day Monday | Georgian Date 23rd February | Imsak 05:20 am | Fajr 05:30 am | Sunrise 06:44 am | Dhuhr 12:35 pm | Asr 03:51 pm | Maghrib 06:21 pm | Isha 07:35 pm |
Ramadan 6th | Day Tuesday | Georgian Date 24th February | Imsak 05:19 am | Fajr 05:29 am | Sunrise 06:43 am | Dhuhr 12:35 pm | Asr 03:51 pm | Maghrib 06:21 pm | Isha 07:35 pm |
Ramadan 7th | Day Wednesday | Georgian Date 25th February | Imsak 05:18 am | Fajr 05:28 am | Sunrise 06:42 am | Dhuhr 12:35 pm | Asr 03:52 pm | Maghrib 06:22 pm | Isha 07:36 pm |
Ramadan 8th | Day Thursday | Georgian Date 26th February | Imsak 05:17 am | Fajr 05:27 am | Sunrise 06:41 am | Dhuhr 12:35 pm | Asr 03:52 pm | Maghrib 06:22 pm | Isha 07:36 pm |
Ramadan 9th | Day Friday | Georgian Date 27th February | Imsak 05:17 am | Fajr 05:27 am | Sunrise 06:40 am | Dhuhr 12:34 pm | Asr 03:52 pm | Maghrib 06:23 pm | Isha 07:37 pm |
Ramadan 10th | Day Saturday | Georgian Date 28h February | Imsak 05:16 am | Fajr 05:26 am | Sunrise 06:39 am | Dhuhr 12:34 pm | Asr 03:52 pm | Maghrib 06:24 pm | Isha 07:37 pm |
Ramadan 11th | Day Sunday | Georgian Date 1st March | Imsak 05:15 am | Fajr 05:25 am | Sunrise 06:38 am | Dhuhr 12:34 pm | Asr 03:53 pm | Maghrib 06:24 pm | Isha 07:38 pm |
Ramadan 12th | Day Monday | Georgian Date 2nd March | Imsak 05:14 am | Fajr 05:24 am | Sunrise 06:37 am | Dhuhr 12:34 pm | Asr 03:53 pm | Maghrib 06:25 pm | Isha 07:38 pm |
Ramadan 13th | Day Tuesday | Georgian Date 3rd March | Imsak 05:13 am | Fajr 05:23 am | Sunrise 06:36 am | Dhuhr 12:34 pm | Asr 03:53 pm | Maghrib 06:25 pm | Isha 07:39 pm |
Ramadan 14th | Day Wednesday | Georgian Date 4th March | Imsak 05:12 am | Fajr 05:22 am | Sunrise 06:35 am | Dhuhr 12:33 pm | Asr 03:53 pm | Maghrib 06:26 pm | Isha 07:39 pm |
Ramadan 15th | Day Thursday | Georgian Date 5th March | Imsak 05:11 am | Fajr 05:21 am | Sunrise 06:34 am | Dhuhr 12:33 pm | Asr 03:53 pm | Maghrib 06:26 pm | Isha 07:40 pm |
Ramadan 16th | Day Friday | Georgian Date 6th March | Imsak 05:10 am | Fajr 05:20 am | Sunrise 06:34 am | Dhuhr 12:33 pm | Asr 03:53 pm | Maghrib 06:27 pm | Isha 07:40 pm |
Ramadan 17th | Day Saturday | Georgian Date 7th March | Imsak 05:09 am | Fajr 05:19 am | Sunrise 06:33 am | Dhuhr 12:33 pm | Asr 03:53 pm | Maghrib 06:27 pm | Isha 07:41 pm |
Ramadan 18th | Day Sunday | Georgian Date 8th March | Imsak 05:08 am | Fajr 05:18 am | Sunrise 06:32 am | Dhuhr 12:32 pm | Asr 03:53 pm | Maghrib 06:28 pm | Isha 07:41 pm |
Ramadan 19th | Day Monday | Georgian Date 9th March | Imsak 05:07 am | Fajr 05:17 am | Sunrise 06:31 am | Dhuhr 12:32 pm | Asr 03:54 pm | Maghrib 06:28 pm | Isha 07:42 pm |
Ramadan 20th | Day Tuesday | Georgian Date 10th March | Imsak 05:06 am | Fajr 05:16 am | Sunrise 06:30 am | Dhuhr 12:32 pm | Asr 03:54 pm | Maghrib 06:29 pm | Isha 07:42 pm |
Ramadan 21st | Day Wednesday | Georgian Date 11th March | Imsak 05:05 am | Fajr 05:15 am | Sunrise 06:29 am | Dhuhr 12:32 pm | Asr 03:54 pm | Maghrib 06:29 pm | Isha 07:43 pm |
Ramadan 22nd | Day Thursday | Georgian Date 12th March | Imsak 05:04 am | Fajr 05:14 am | Sunrise 06:28 am | Dhuhr 12:31 pm | Asr 03:54 pm | Maghrib 06:30 pm | Isha 07:43 pm |
Ramadan 23rd | Day Friday | Georgian Date 13th March | Imsak 05:03 am | Fajr 05:13 am | Sunrise 06:27 am | Dhuhr 12:31 pm | Asr 03:54 pm | Maghrib 06:30 pm | Isha 07:44 pm |
Ramadan 24th | Day Saturday | Georgian Date 14th March | Imsak 05:02 am | Fajr 05:12 am | Sunrise 06:26 am | Dhuhr 12:31 pm | Asr 03:54 pm | Maghrib 06:31 pm | Isha 07:44 pm |
Ramadan 25th | Day Sunday | Georgian Date 15th March | Imsak 05:01 am | Fajr 05:11 am | Sunrise 06:25 am | Dhuhr 12:31 pm | Asr 03:54 pm | Maghrib 06:31 pm | Isha 07:45 pm |
Ramadan 26th | Day Monday | Georgian Date 16th March | Imsak 05:00 am | Fajr 05:10 am | Sunrise 06:24 am | Dhuhr 12:30 pm | Asr 03:54 pm | Maghrib 06:31 pm | Isha 07:45 pm |
Ramadan 27th | Day Tuesday | Georgian Date 17th March | Imsak 04:59 am | Fajr 05:09 am | Sunrise 06:23 am | Dhuhr 12:30 pm | Asr 03:54 pm | Maghrib 06:32 pm | Isha 07:46 pm |
Ramadan 28th | Day Wednesday | Georgian Date 18th March | Imsak 04:58 am | Fajr 05:08 am | Sunrise 06:21 am | Dhuhr 12:30 pm | Asr 03:54 pm | Maghrib 06:32 pm | Isha 07:46 pm |
Ramadan 29th | Day Thursday | Georgian Date 19th March | Imsak 04:57 am | Fajr 05:07 am | Sunrise 06:20 am | Dhuhr 12:29 pm | Asr 03:54 pm | Maghrib 06:33 pm | Isha 07:47 pm |
Ramadan prayer timings in Dubai on Thursday, 19th February 2026 – the first day of Ramadan – are as follows:
- Imsak: 05:23 am
- Fajr: 05:33 am
- Dhuhr: 12:35 pm
- Asr: 03:50 pm
- Maghrib: 06:19 pm
- Isha: 07:33 pm
FAQS ABOUT RAMADAN PRAYER TIME IN DUBAI
Do prayer timings change during Ramadan in the UAE?
Yes, prayer timings change each day slightly during Ramadan in the UAE, just as they do throughout the year, due to the movement of the sun.
What time is Fajr prayer during Ramadan?
Fajr prayer during Ramadan takes place at dawn, before sunrise. The exact time changes daily.
Is Maghrib prayer time the same as iftar time?
Yes, Maghrib prayer time is the same as iftar time. Muslims break their fast at sunset, marking the start of the Maghrib prayer.
When is the Isha prayer during Ramadan?
Isha prayer is offered at night after dusk. During Ramadan, it is followed by Taraweeh prayers in most mosques.
What time are Taraweeh prayers held during Ramadan?
Taraweeh prayers are held after the Isha prayer each night during Ramadan. The exact start time depends on the Isha prayer timing.
Where can I check daily Ramadan prayer timings in the UAE?
Daily Ramadan prayer timings in the UAE can be checked through official sources such as local mosques, Islamic Affairs authorities, prayer apps or UAE government websites.
Do Ramadan prayer timings vary by city in the UAE?
Yes, Ramadan prayer timings can vary slightly between cities such as Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah due to geographical differences.
That concludes our comprehensive guide to the 2026 Dubai Ramadan timings. As the city fills with the spirit of giving and community, we hope you find plenty of inspiration in the many things to do in Dubai during Ramadan. For further insights and the latest lifestyle updates from the heart of the UAE, don’t forget to subscribe to MyBayut.
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