Taraweeh Schedule for Masjid An Nabawi for Ramadan 2024

The schedule for the prayers and the names of the Imams who will lead the prayers in Ramadan were shared on the official Twitter account of Harmain.

In the recent turn of events the Harmain on its official Twitter account revealed the schedule for the Taraweeh and Tahajjud prayers.

For individuals going to visit the holy place, this schedule will play an important role in tracking the time and staying up to date.

The schedule published by the General Presidency for the Affairs of the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque shows the names of the imams who will lead the prayers, as well as the number of rakats and the timings of the prayers.

Schedule

Taraweeh Schedule 2024

Tahajjud Schedule 2024

Here is the table for the Tahajjud Prayers:

Individuals lucky enough to visit Masjid An Nabawi in the blessed month of Ramadan 1445/2024 will be able to perform prayers behind the well-known imams of the mosque. According to the schedule, the Taraweeh prayers will consist of 10 rakats, followed by 3 rakats of Witr.

Taraweeh prayer imams for Ramadan 2024

The Taraweeh prayers will be led by the imams;

1. Sheikh Prof. Dr. Muhammad Barahji
2. Sheikh Dr. Abdul Mohsen Al-Qasim
3. Sheikh Ahmed bin Talib bin Humaid
4. Sheikh Dr. Salah Al-Badir
5. Sheikh Dr. Khaled Al-Muhanna
6. Sheikh Dr. Abdullah Al-Baijan
7. Sheikh Dr. Abdullah Al-Qarafi
8. Sheikh Dr. Ahmed Al-Hudhayfi

Added to this the schedule also shows the distribution of the rakats among the imams, as well as the nights when they will lead the prayers. The Tahajjud prayers will be led by imams, namely: Sheikh Dr. Ali Al-Hudhaifi, Sheikh Ahmad Bin Talib Bin Humaid, Sheikh Dr. Salah Al-Budair, Sheikh Dr. Abdullah Al-Baijan.

The timetable for the prayers was shared in different languages including Arabic and English as well.

As Ramadan is around the corner Muslims will now engage in special prayers during the night that includes the Taraweeh and Tahajjud prayers. Ramadan is a month of fasting and is considered the holiest month.

The mosque of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) which is known as Masjid An Nabawi is a sacred place and the second holiest place in Islam after Masjid Al Haram in Kaaba.

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