Manama Prayer Times Today — Fajr 03:34

Date	Hijri	Fajr	Sunrise	Dhuhr	Asr	Maghrib	Isha
Sat, May 2	—	3.34 AM	5.00 AM	11.35 AM	3.05 PM	6.10 PM	7.40 PM
Sun, May 3	—	3.33 AM	4.59 AM	11.35 AM	3.05 PM	6.11 PM	7.41 PM
Mon, May 4	—	3.32 AM	4.58 AM	11.34 AM	3.05 PM	6.11 PM	7.41 PM
Tue, May 5	—	3.31 AM	4.58 AM	11.34 AM	3.04 PM	6.12 PM	7.42 PM
Wed, May 6	—	3.30 AM	4.57 AM	11.34 AM	3.04 PM	6.12 PM	7.42 PM
Thu, May 7	—	3.29 AM	4.56 AM	11.34 AM	3.04 PM	6.13 PM	7.43 PM
Fri, May 8	—	3.29 AM	4.55 AM	11.34 AM	3.04 PM	6.13 PM	7.43 PM

Prayer Times in Manama, Bahrain Today

Prayer times in Manama, Bahrain are administered by the Ministry of Justice, Islamic Affairs and Waqf. Bahrain is a small island nation, so prayer times are effectively uniform across the entire country — the difference between the northernmost and southernmost points is less than 2 minutes.

Bahrain uses the Muslim World League (MWL) method for prayer time calculations. As a Gulf state, Bahrain's prayer times closely follow the pattern of neighbouring Qatar and the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia due to similar latitude and longitude.

All times are in Arabia Standard Time (AST, UTC+3). Bahrain does not observe daylight saving time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Bahrain prayer times are calculated using the AlAdhan API with the Muslim World League method, appropriate for Bahrain's latitude. The Ministry of Justice, Islamic Affairs and Waqf oversees the official prayer timetable for Bahraini mosques.

Yes, effectively. Bahrain is a small island covering about 765 km². The difference in prayer times from one end of the island to the other is less than 2 minutes, making a single timetable accurate for all residents.

All prayer times are shown in Arabia Standard Time (AST, UTC+3). Bahrain does not observe daylight saving time.

Yes. Bahrain and Qatar are geographically close and at similar latitudes, so their prayer times differ by only 1–3 minutes. Both follow the Muslim World League calculation method.

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