Prayer times in Najran

These times are calculated for Najran (17.52°, 44.20°) using the Umm al-Qura University, Makkah method, which is the convention most widely used in Saudi Arabia. The default Asr time is the standardtime, and you can change it in the settings above. Times are shown in local time and account for daylight saving where it applies. Mosques sometimes add a few minutes as a precaution, so where your mosque's timetable differs, follow your mosque.

For cities in Saudi Arabia the calculation uses the coordinates the Umm al-Qura calendar uses for the city and is checked against its published tables: like them, it rounds each time up to the next minute, and sunrise down, and puts Isha 90 minutes after Maghrib, 120 in Ramadan. Compared with the Umm al-Qura tables for 13 cities, most times match to the minute and almost all of the rest differ by one minute.

In 2026, Fajr in Najran is earliest on 4 June, at 04:04, and latest on 15 January, at 05:19. Isha is latest on 15 March, at 20:14, and earliest on 16 November, at 18:57.

The time from Fajr to Maghrib, which is how long a day's fast lasts, is longest on 20 June (14 hours 36 minutes) and shortest on 19 December (12 hours 24 minutes).

Khamis Mushait (173 km), Abha (190 km), Taif (573 km), Makkah (628 km), Jeddah (682 km), Al Kharj (812 km), Riyadh (844 km), Madinah (906 km)