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Live nowTahajjud begins tonight at 12:29 AMUpcomingBefore sleep: do not forget Ayat al-Kursi and your evening adhkar.Isha reminder: read Surah Al-Waqi'ah tonight if it is part of your routine.Live nowTahajjud begins tonight at 12:29 AMUpcomingBefore sleep: do not forget Ayat al-Kursi and your evening adhkar.Isha reminder: read Surah Al-Waqi'ah tonight if it is part of your routine.
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Global night prayer tool

Global Tahajjud Calculator

Calculate the last third of the night for selected cities worldwide using local Maghrib and Fajr times.

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Location: Doha, Qatar

Timezone: Asia/Qatar

Method: Maghrib-to-Fajr last third

Tahajjud can be prayed after Isha, while this calculator focuses on the last third of the night because many users plan night prayer around that window.

Calculator result

Tahajjud time tonight in Doha

Live data

Last third begins

12:29 AM

Sunday, June 21

Fajr begins

3:31 AM

End of the Tahajjud window

Live status

Last third begins in 3 hr 52 min

Calculated in the selected city's timezone

Last-third duration

3 hr 1 min

From last-third start until Fajr

Maghrib

6:27 PM

Isha

7:40 PM

Midnight

10:59 PM

Last third

12:29 AM

Fajr

3:31 AM

Calculation formula

Night duration = Fajr - Maghrib

Last third begins = Fajr - night duration / 3

Practical note

Use it for planning, not replacing local references

The calculator uses prayer-time data for the selected city. If your local mosque or trusted official timetable shows a different time, follow your local reference.

FAQ

How does the global Tahajjud calculator work?

It measures the night from Maghrib or sunset until the next Fajr, divides that duration into three parts, and shows when the final third begins.

Can Tahajjud be prayed before the last third of the night?

Yes. Night prayer can be prayed after Isha, while this calculator focuses on the last third because many people plan Tahajjud and dua around that window.

Why do Makkah, Madinah, and Riyadh show different times?

They share the same timezone, but prayer times depend on each city's sun position, so Fajr and Maghrib can differ by many minutes.

Should I follow this calculator or my local mosque?

Use this calculator as a planning tool. If your local mosque or trusted local timetable differs, follow your local reference.