Maghrib
6:28 PM
This is the same as today's iftar time.
Iftar Time Al Khor
Iftar Time in Al Khor Today
A direct daily answer for iftar time, tied clearly to Maghrib and the city's wider prayer rhythm.
Iftar begins
6:28 PM
Iftar is today at 6:28 PM when Maghrib begins.
Iftar time has passed today. Isha begins at 7:42 PM.
Next fasting start
3:30 AM
Fajr marks the next fasting start boundary.
Planning help
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Prayer
Today in Al Khor
Fajr
3:30 AM
Sunrise
4:43 AM
Dhuhr
11:36 AM
Asr
3:00 PM
Maghrib
6:28 PM
Isha
7:42 PM
After iftar
Use Maghrib and Isha for the evening plan
Iftar begins with Maghrib at 6:28 PM. After that, Isha at 7:42 PM is the next planning boundary.
Use the city timetable or Ramadan planning links when you need suhoor and Fajr context for the next fast.
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Practical guide
How to use Iftar Time in Al Khor Today
This page gives a quick answer for Iftar begins while keeping the rest of today's prayer context visible for Al Khor.
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 iftar in Al Khor today?
Iftar today is 6:28 PM.
Is iftar the same as Maghrib?
Yes. Iftar begins when Maghrib starts.
When does fasting start again?
The next fasting day begins at Fajr, 3:30 AM.
Do timings vary by city in Qatar?
Yes. The differences are usually small, but they matter for tight planning.