Prayer times in Muscat
4 citiesFajr today runs from 4:54 AM in Qurayyāt to 4:57 AM in Seeb, a 3-minute spread.
مواقيت الصلاة في عُمان
Quick answer
Prayer times in Oman are calculated with the Muslim World League method (Fajr at 18°, Isha at 17°) and Standard Asr. Hijri dates follow the Main Committee for Crescent Sighting. MiqatLive covers 27 cities in 10 regions.
Today Fajr starts first in Sur (4:51 AM) and last in Şalālah (5:08 AM), a 17-minute spread across Oman.
Maghrib is 28 minutes later in Şalālah (5:52 PM) than in Sur (5:24 PM), because all of Oman shares one time zone.
On day 1 the fast lasts 12h 31m in Muscat and 12h 30m in Seeb.
Generated from today's calculations for all 27 cities on .
Every region is a section on this page. Cities are listed A–Z with today's Fajr; each links to its city page.
Fajr today runs from 4:54 AM in Qurayyāt to 4:57 AM in Seeb, a 3-minute spread.
Fajr today runs from 5:00 AM in As Suwayq to 5:04 AM in Shināş and Liwá, a 4-minute spread from south-east to north-west.
Fajr today runs from 4:57 AM in Samā’il, Sufālat Samā’il and 1 other city to 5:00 AM in Bahlā’, a 3-minute spread.
Fajr today is at 5:03 AM in both cities.
Fajr today in Şalālah is at 5:08 AM.
Fajr today in Rustaq is at 5:00 AM.
Fajr today is at 4:51 AM in Sur and 4:52 AM in Maşīrah.
Fajr today in Al Buraymī is at 5:07 AM.
Fajr today is at 4:53 AM in Badīyah and 4:55 AM in Ibrā’.
Fajr today in Khasab is at 5:06 AM.
Today,
Seeb's Maghrib is 1 minute after Muscat's: Oman spans about 5° of longitude inside one time zone.
1 Ramadan 1448
or
Expected
Eid al-Fitr 1448
or
Expected, after 29 or 30 fasts
Eid al-Adha 1448
or
Expected, 10 Dhu al-Hijjah
Final dates are set only when the Main Committee for Crescent Sighting announces the moon sighting. Oman's dates can differ by a day from Saudi Arabia's Umm al-Qura calendar.
Oman uses the Muslim World League method. Fajr begins when the sun is 18° below the horizon before sunrise, and Isha when it is 17° below after sunset.
Standard Asr is the default for Oman on MiqatLive. Hanafi Asr starts later, today by 48 minutes in Muscat. Every city page has an Asr switch.
The Main Committee for Crescent Sighting announces the start of each Hijri month after moon sighting, including Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr and Dhul Hijjah.
Prayer times follow the sun. Cities further west, like Şalālah and Al Buraymī, see sunset later on the clock than eastern cities like Sur, because all of Oman shares one time zone.
Sources: astronomical calculation (Muslim World League method) · Hijri dates: Main Committee for Crescent Sighting · Calculated