Prayer Times in Rabat, Morocco
Today’s Prayer Times
| Prayer | Time |
|---|---|
| Fajr | — |
| Sunrise | — |
| Dhuhr | — |
| Asr | — |
| Maghrib | — |
| Isha | — |
Monthly printable timetables
Print or save any month of 2026 as a clean PDF prayer timetable for Rabat.
Qibla Direction from Rabat
The Qibla from Rabat is 94.6° clockwise from true north (roughly east). Face this direction for your prayers. Learn more about finding the Qibla →
About prayer times in Rabat
Prayer times in Rabat, Morocco, shift a little every day as the sun's path changes through the year. Muslims here observe five daily prayers — Fajr before dawn, Dhuhr after midday, Asr in the afternoon, Maghrib just after sunset, and Isha at night — and this page gives the exact time of each, for every day of 2026. SalahTime computes them for Rabat (34.0209, -6.8416) with precise solar-position mathematics, following the Ministry of Habous, Morocco convention used in Morocco. The “Today” card above always shows the current day's times, calculated live in your browser.
This page uses the convention of Morocco's Ministry of Habous (Fajr 19°, Isha 17°) — the official standard behind mosque timetables throughout Rabat.
Rabat keeps Africa/Casablanca time (UTC+01:00), with no daylight-saving changes in 2026. SalahTime computes against the IANA timezone database, so any clock change is applied automatically — the times here always match the local clock in Rabat.
Frequently asked questions
What calculation method is used for prayer times in Rabat?
SalahTime uses the Ministry of Habous, Morocco — Fajr 19°, Isha 17°, Maghrib 5 min after sunset. This is the standard convention in Morocco — compare it with the other ten methods using the selector above the timetable.
What time is Fajr today in Rabat?
Fajr shifts a minute or two each day; the exact time is in the “Today” card at the top of this page, computed live for the current date. Imsak (the start of the fast) falls about ten minutes before Fajr.
How are the prayer times on this page calculated?
From the sun's declination and the equation of time at Rabat's coordinates, applying the twilight angles of the chosen method (Fajr 19°, Isha at 17°). The engine has been verified against the Aladhan prayer-times API across multiple cities and dates.
Can I switch the calculation method?
Yes — the dropdown above the timetable switches between all eleven major methods, with a Standard/Hanafi Asr toggle. The timetable and the “Today” card recompute instantly in your browser.