About Prayer Time Riyadh

Prayer Time Riyadh is maintained as a practical reference for Muslims who need a quick, reliable daily check before work, school, travel, or family routines.

The site focuses on Riyadh and related Saudi Arabia prayer-time intent. Saudi city pages support that focus, while broad international city coverage is not treated as the core product.

Every published page identifies the city, local timezone, calculation method, source limitations, and the situations where a mosque or official announcement should take priority.

What We Provide

We publish daily prayer times, next prayer countdowns, Islamic date information, and short derived timing insights that help visitors understand how the day is spaced out. Riyadh is the primary focus of the site; Saudi city pages support that focus rather than turning the site into a broad international directory.

Editorial Standards

• We prioritize fast daily lookup, readable mobile layouts, and explicit calculation-method disclosure.
• We label provider data separately from calculations produced by this site and do not present mosque iqamah times as general citywide prayer starts.
• We review correction requests manually, compare the city, date, method, and cited source, and update the timetable logic or explanatory note when evidence supports a change.
• The current editorial and policy review date is 18 July 2026.

Data and Method

Monthly city calendars are obtained from the AlAdhan Prayer Times API using the Umm Al-Qura method. We show the city timezone and update context, then calculate countdowns and timing intervals locally. The data sources page documents the request parameters, caching, and limitations. When local mosque practice differs, mosque guidance should come first.

Site Review

The site review covers the Riyadh homepage, methodology notes, and correction requests. The latest recorded policy review was 18 July 2026. For questions or corrections, use contact@prayertimeriyadh.org.

Completed evidence-backed timetable and methodology corrections are published in the corrections log. Reports are not published until the supporting source and scope have been reviewed.

Why This Site Exists

A five-number timetable alone does not explain its method, local date, data freshness, or the difference between a prayer start and mosque iqamah. Our goal is to publish a fast reference that makes those limits visible and adds practical calculations for daily planning.

Contact

For corrections, editorial feedback, or partnership enquiries, contact contact@prayertimeriyadh.org and include the city and date if your message relates to a timing discrepancy.