Find the complete Dubai prayer times for October 2025 on this page. Below you’ll see today’s and the entire month’s azan times for Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha in Dubai, along with a simple guide to reading the calendar and practical tips for worshippers.
Offering the five daily prayers (salat) is central to a Muslim’s daily routine. Because each prayer has a specific window tied to the sun’s position, having a reliable prayer time calendar helps you plan your day with ease. Bookmark this guide; we update it every month so you can quickly check Dubai prayer times throughout the year.
In October, Dubai transitions into the cooler season. Days shorten, which you’ll notice in the timetable as Maghrib and Isha steadily occur earlier by the end of the month. Use the calendar below as your daily reference for salat times in Dubai.
Prayer time in Dubai for October 2025
Here’s the quick overview of the October prayer windows in Dubai. These ranges show how each prayer shifts across the month:
- Fajr: 04:54 am to 05:07 am
- Dhuhr: 12:11 pm on Oct 1 to 12:05 pm by Oct 31
- Asr: 03:33 pm to 03:16 pm
- Maghrib: 06:09 pm to 05:42 pm
- Isha: 07:23 pm to 06:57 pm
How to use this timetable
- Pray at the start time or within the window: Each entry marks the start of the prayer time; the prayer remains valid until the next prayer begins (with specific fiqh details, e.g., Fajr ends at sunrise).
- Watch sunrise for Fajr: Fajr ends at sunrise; do not delay beyond the listed sunrise time.
- Friday prayer (Jumu’ah): Most mosques in Dubai hold the khutbah and Jumu’ah at or around 01:15 pm; arrive early to secure space and perform sunnah prayers.
- Small local variations: Within Dubai, times are uniform; if you travel to other emirates or across borders, confirm local schedules.
Dubai prayer time: October 2025
Below is the full adhan time in Dubai for each day of October 2025.
| Gregorian | Day | Fajr | Sunrise | Dhuhr | Asr | Maghrib | Isha |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st October | Wednesday | 04:54 am | 06:07 am | 12:11 pm | 03:33 pm | 06:09 pm | 07:23 pm |
| 2nd October | Thursday | 04:54 am | 06:08 am | 12:11 pm | 03:33 pm | 06:08 pm | 07:22 pm |
| 3rd October | Friday | 04:55 am | 06:08 am | 12:11 pm | 03:32 pm | 06:07 pm | 07:21 pm |
| 4th October | Saturday | 04:55 am | 06:09 am | 12:10 pm | 03:32 pm | 06:06 pm | 07:20 pm |
| 5th October | Sunday | 04:56 am | 06:09 am | 12:10 pm | 03:31 pm | 06:05 pm | 07:18 pm |
| 6th October | Monday | 04:56 am | 06:10 am | 12:10 pm | 03:30 pm | 06:04 pm | 07:17 pm |
| 7th October | Tuesday | 04:56 am | 06:10 am | 12:10 pm | 03:30 pm | 06:03 pm | 07:16 pm |
| 8th October | Wednesday | 04:57 am | 06:10 am | 12:09 pm | 03:29 pm | 06:02 pm | 07:15 pm |
| 9th October | Thursday | 04:57 am | 06:11 am | 12:09 pm | 03:28 pm | 06:01 pm | 07:14 pm |
| 10th October | Friday | 04:58 am | 06:11 am | 12:09 pm | 03:28 pm | 06:00 pm | 07:13 pm |
| 11th October | Saturday | 04:58 am | 06:12 am | 12:08 pm | 03:27 pm | 05:59 pm | 07:12 pm |
| 12th October | Sunday | 04:58 am | 06:12 am | 12:08 pm | 03:27 pm | 05:58 pm | 07:11 pm |
| 13th October | Monday | 04:59 am | 06:13 am | 12:08 pm | 03:26 pm | 05:57 pm | 07:10 pm |
| 14th October | Tuesday | 04:59 am | 06:13 am | 12:08 pm | 03:25 pm | 05:56 pm | 07:09 pm |
| 15th October | Wednesday | 05:00 am | 06:14 am | 12:07 pm | 03:25 pm | 05:55 pm | 07:08 pm |
| 16th October | Thursday | 05:00 am | 06:14 am | 12:07 pm | 03:24 pm | 05:54 pm | 07:07 pm |
| 17th October | Friday | 05:01 am | 06:15 am | 12:07 pm | 03:24 pm | 05:54 pm | 07:07 pm |
| 18th October | Saturday | 05:01 am | 06:15 am | 12:07 pm | 03:23 pm | 05:53 pm | 07:06 pm |
| 19th October | Sunday | 05:02 am | 06:15 am | 12:07 pm | 03:22 pm | 05:52 pm | 07:05 pm |
| 20th October | Monday | 05:02 am | 06:16 am | 12:06 pm | 03:22 pm | 05:51 pm | 07:04 pm |
| 21st October | Tuesday | 05:02 am | 06:17 am | 12:06 pm | 03:21 pm | 05:50 pm | 07:03 pm |
| 22nd October | Wednesday | 05:03 am | 06:17 am | 12:06 pm | 03:21 pm | 05:49 pm | 07:03 pm |
| 23rd October | Thursday | 05:03 am | 06:18 am | 12:06 pm | 03:20 pm | 05:48 pm | 07:02 pm |
| 24th October | Friday | 05:04 am | 06:18 am | 12:06 pm | 03:19 pm | 05:48 pm | 07:01 pm |
| 25th October | Saturday | 05:04 am | 06:19 am | 12:06 pm | 03:19 pm | 05:47 pm | 07:00 pm |
| 26th October | Sunday | 05:05 am | 06:19 am | 12:06 pm | 03:18 pm | 05:46 pm | 07:00 pm |
| 27th October | Monday | 05:05 am | 06:20 am | 12:05 pm | 03:18 pm | 05:45 pm | 06:59 pm |
| 28th October | Tuesday | 05:06 am | 06:20 am | 12:05 pm | 03:17 pm | 05:45 pm | 06:58 pm |
| 29th October | Wednesday | 05:06 am | 06:21 am | 12:05 pm | 03:17 pm | 05:44 pm | 06:58 pm |
| 30th October | Thursday | 05:07 am | 06:22 am | 12:05 pm | 03:16 pm | 05:43 pm | 06:57 pm |
| 31st October | Friday | 05:07 am | 06:22 am | 12:05 pm | 03:16 pm | 05:42 pm | 06:57 pm |
Notes and tips
- Method and school: Times align with the UAE’s standard (Awqaf/Government) schedule in Dubai, using the Shafi’i method for Asr and standard astronomical angles for Fajr and Isha.
- Set gentle reminders: Use phone alarms or a prayer-time app to get notified a few minutes before each adhan.
- Planning around commutes: If you’re on the road, plan brief stops near mosques or clean, private spaces to pray on time.
- Hydration and energy: Keep a small water bottle and dates handy if you expect to reach Maghrib close to sunset while outside.
Friday prayer time in Dubai
Jumu’ah in Dubai is typically held at 01:15 pm, with khutbahs starting shortly before the prayer. Arrive early for parking, wudu and sunnah prayers. Large mosques can fill up quickly, especially in business districts and residential hubs.
Practical etiquette for prayers in Dubai
- Dress modestly: Wear clean, modest clothing suitable for the mosque.
- Arrive respectfully: Silence your phone and keep conversation minimal near the prayer hall.
- Observe mosque guidelines: Follow posted signs for shoe racks, ladies’ sections, and accessible entrances.
- Be considerate on Fridays: On Jumu’ah, allow additional time for traffic and respect local parking rules.
FAQs
Which beautiful mosques should I visit in Dubai?
Dubai is home to striking houses of worship such as Al Salam Mosque in Al Barsha and the historic Grand Mosque in Bur Dubai. Many communities also feature architecturally notable masjids that welcome visitors during non-prayer hours; modest attire and respectful conduct are expected.
What are some of the most beautiful mosques in Abu Dhabi?
Abu Dhabi’s Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is the most renowned, accommodating over 50,000 worshippers and offering guided tours. The capital has numerous other elegant neighborhood mosques that reflect classical and contemporary Islamic design.
Can non-Muslims visit mosques in the UAE?
Yes. Many mosques across the UAE offer guided tours for non-Muslims. Visitors must dress modestly, remove shoes before entering prayer halls, and avoid visiting during prayer times unless part of a guided program.
Can I offer Fajr prayer during sunrise?
No. It is not permissible to pray while the sun is rising. Fajr ends exactly at sunrise; aim to complete Fajr well before the sunrise time listed in the calendar.
Do prayer times differ across the emirates?
Yes, slightly. While Dubai’s mosques follow a standardized schedule for the city, neighboring emirates (e.g., Abu Dhabi, Sharjah) may differ by a few minutes. Always check the local timetable for the emirate you are in.
How accurate are these October 2025 prayer times?
The times mirror Dubai’s standard schedule for October 2025 using recognized calculation conventions for the UAE. Minor variations may occur due to mosque announcements or local adjustments, so always defer to your area’s official adhan if you hear it.
What if I miss a prayer time?
If a prayer is missed, it should be made up (qada) as soon as possible. Try to organize your day with alerts and plan stops so you can pray within each prayer’s window.
That’s your complete guide to prayer times in Dubai for October 2025. Bookmark this page to keep the latest azan times at your fingertips, and check back monthly for updates.