Prayer times in Al Ain for January 2026

Here is your complete guide to prayer times in Al Ain for January 2026. Find the daily azan schedule for Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha, plus practical tips, etiquette, and answers to common questions so you never miss a prayer.

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Salah, one of the five pillars of Islam, is a daily practice that strengthens your connection with Allah and brings balance to your routine. Each prayer has its window and spiritual focus, and keeping an accurate timetable close at hand ensures you observe them on time. To help you plan your days with confidence, weve compiled the full Al Ain prayer timetable for January 2026.

PRAYER TIME IN AL AIN FOR JANUARY 2026

Muslims practice their faith through five daily prayers. Each prayer has a defined start and end time:

• Fajr: Before dawn, marking the start of the day.
• Dhuhr: Shortly after the sun passes its highest point (midday).
• Asr: Late afternoon.
• Maghrib: Just after sunset.
• Isha: Night prayer, beginning after twilight has fully disappeared.

Before we look at the detailed monthly schedule, here are the at-a-glance Al Ain namaz timings for January 2026:

• Fajr: Between 05:38 am and 05:39 am.
• Dhuhr: From 12:21 pm at the start of the month to 12:31 pm by the end.
• Asr: Shifts from 03:21 pm to 03:40 pm.
• Maghrib: Extends from 05:41 pm to 06:03 pm.
• Isha: From 07:11 pm to 07:33 pm.

Muslims prepare for prayer by performing wudu (ablution) to ensure physical purity and readiness for worship. It is also recommended to choose a clean, quiet space for salah. Men are encouraged to pray in congregation at the mosque when possible, while it is perfectly acceptable to pray at home if attending the mosque is not feasible. Women may pray at home or in the mosque according to preference and convenience.

PRAYER TIME AL AIN UAE: JANUARY 2026

Below is the day-by-day azan schedule for Al Ain in January 2026. Sunrise is shown to help you observe the end of Fajr time safely.

How to use this timetable

• Fajr ends at sunrise. Finish your prayer a few minutes before the sunrise time shown.
• Dhuhr begins after the sun passes its zenith. The time listed reflects the start of its window.
• Asr is calculated according to the standard shadow-length method commonly used in the UAE.
• Maghrib starts right after sunset; Isha begins when twilight disappears.
• Because the azan in some mosques may add a practical buffer, allow a margin of 1 minutes when planning.

About calculations and local variation

• Prayer times are rounded to the nearest minute for clarity and reflect Al Ains local timetable for January 2026.
• Small variations (1 minutes) can occur between apps, printed calendars, and mosque announcements due to different calculation settings and rounding rules.
• For Jumuah, mosques may announce khutbah and iqamah times separately; always follow your local mosques notice.

FAQS ABOUT PRAYER TIME IN AL AIN

Is it necessary to perform wudu before salah?

Yes. Wudu (ablution) is obligatory before performing salah. It purifies you physically and spiritually and prepares you for standing in prayer.

How many raka7ahs are there in each obligatory prayer?

The fard (obligatory) units are:

• Fajr: 2 fard
• Dhuhr: 4 fard
• Asr: 4 fard
• Maghrib: 3 fard
• Isha: 4 fard

Muslims also pray Sunnah and Nafl units before or after the fard prayers for additional reward. Many also pray Witr after Isha.

What time is Jumuah (Friday) prayer in Al Ain?

From 2 January 2026, Friday prayer time is 12:45 pm across the UAE. Local mosques may announce khutbah and iqamah specifics; arrive early to secure a place and follow the on-site schedule.

Do prayer times differ by mosque or app?

Minor differences (typically 1 minutes) can appear due to different calculation conventions and rounding. This timetable provides a reliable guide for Al Ain; if your mosque posts a slightly adjusted time, follow the mosques official notice.

Are there other prayers besides the five daily ones?

Yes, recommended prayers include:

• Jumuah: Friday congregational prayer at noon.
• Tahajjud: Optional night prayer before Fajr.
• Tarawih: Night prayers with Isha during Ramadan.
• Eid prayers: Offered on Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha.

Can non-Muslims visit mosques in the UAE?

Several mosques welcome non-Muslim visitors at designated times for guided tours and cultural programs. Dress modestly, follow the posted visitor guidelines, and avoid visiting during prayer times unless invited for an educational tour.

What is the Qibla direction in Al Ain?

The Qibla from Al Ain is approximately 257
 from true north (slightly south of due west). Many mosques and prayer rooms have Qibla indicators; trustworthy prayer apps can also help if youre traveling.

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