Prayer times in Aqaba

21 Jumada al-Ula 1448 AHJordanian Awqaf method

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Prayer times in Aqaba today (Sunday 1 November 2026): Fajr 05:32, sunrise 06:51, Dhuhr 12:24, Asr 15:30, Maghrib 17:57 and Isha 19:14.

This week

Day Hijri Fajr Sunrise DhuhrAsrMaghribIsha
Sun 1 21 Jumada al-Ula 05:3206:51 12:2415:3017:5719:14
Mon 2 22 05:3306:51 12:2415:3017:5619:14
Tue 3 23 05:3406:52 12:2415:2917:5619:13
Wed 4 24 05:3406:53 12:2415:2917:5519:12
Thu 5 25 05:3506:54 12:2415:2817:5419:12
Fri 6 26 05:3606:54 12:2415:2717:5319:11
Sat 7 27 05:3606:55 12:2415:2717:5319:11

Questions

What are the prayer times in Aqaba today?

Prayer times in Aqaba today (Sunday 1 November 2026): Fajr 05:32, sunrise 06:51, Dhuhr 12:24, Asr 15:30, Maghrib 17:57 and Isha 19:14.

What is the Aqaba prayer time today?

Fajr in Aqaba is at 05:32 today and 05:33 tomorrow. Maghrib is at 17:57.

Why might my mosque differ by a minute or two?

Mosques often add a small precautionary margin (ihtiyat) or round to the minute. These times are astronomical calculations for the city centre using the method shown.

Which way is the qibla in Aqaba?

150.7° from true north (south-south-east), 1,023 km to the Kaaba.

What time is iftar today in Aqaba?

Iftar is at Maghrib: 17:57.

How these times are calculated

Ministry of Awqaf, Islamic Affairs and Holy Places: Fajr 18°, Isha 18°, with per-city sunrise and Maghrib offsets.

As in the Awqaf tables, times are rounded to the nearest minute with no minutes added to Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr or Isha. Sunrise and Maghrib carry an offset that differs from city to city.

Sunrise and Maghrib offsets for this city are fitted to the Awqaf 2026 calendar (5 dates, within 1 minute; a small sample, read from an image PDF).

Fajr18°
Isha18°
AsrShadow = object length (standard)
Asr (Hanafi)Shadow = twice the length · today 16:16
Time zoneAsia/Amman
ReferenceMinistry of Awqaf, Islamic Affairs and Holy Places

Methods & accuracy