Fajr ends
4:47 AM
Use sunrise as the end boundary for Fajr.
Fajr Time Al Rayyan
Fajr Time in Al Rayyan Today
A focused daily answer for Fajr in Al Rayyan, including when it starts, when it ends at sunrise, and how it helps with suhoor and planning.
Fajr begins
3:34 AM
Fajr begins at 3:34 AM and remains valid until sunrise at 4:47 AM.
Fajr has passed today.
Suhoor boundary
3:34 AM
Stop eating before Fajr when fasting.
Hijri date
6 Muḥarram 1448 AH
Shown from the daily prayer data source.
Prayer
Today in Al Rayyan
Fajr
3:34 AM
Sunrise
4:47 AM
Dhuhr
11:38 AM
Asr
3:00 PM
Maghrib
6:29 PM
Isha
7:41 PM
After Fajr
Use sunrise and the full day context
Fajr begins at 3:34 AM and closes at sunrise, 4:47 AM.
Open the Al Rayyan timetable when you need the rest of today's prayers, or use the monthly table when planning ahead.
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Practical guide
How to use Fajr Time in Al Rayyan Today
This page gives a quick answer for Fajr begins while keeping the rest of today's prayer context visible for Al Rayyan.
Prayer times shift gradually through the month, so checking the current day helps before work, travel, school, mosque visits, or fasting plans.
For congregation, Jumu'ah, or iqamah, use this timing for planning and confirm the posted schedule with the local mosque.
Use the related planning links below when you want the full city timetable, the monthly prayer board, or nearby mosque guidance without starting over.
Does this time change daily?
Yes. Prayer timings change slightly because they are based on the sun's position.
Should I confirm with a local mosque?
Yes, especially for iqamah, congregation, and Jumu'ah times.
Where can I continue planning?
Use the related links to open Doha timings, the monthly timetable, or mosque guidance.
FAQ
What time is Fajr in Al Rayyan today?
Fajr in Al Rayyan today is 3:34 AM.
When does Fajr end in Al Rayyan?
Fajr ends at sunrise, which is 4:47 AM today.
Is sunrise a prayer time?
Sunrise is not one of the five daily prayers, but it marks the end of the Fajr prayer window.
Should I stop suhoor before Fajr?
Yes. For fasting, suhoor should stop before Fajr begins.