MASJID AL-HARAM

Makkah Prayer Archive

Every recorded prayer at Masjid al-Haram: who led it, what they recited and when. Search by imam, prayer, surah, ayah or day, see the numbers, and listen again.

prayers recorded
21,364
imams
26
years of prayers
1397–1448
known rak'ah by rak'ah
7575 transcribed from their recordings so far

Find prayers

Look up a day

What was recited on a day, in which prayer and by whom.

Hijri date

Today

Wednesday 30 September 202619 Rabi' al-Thani 1448 AH

PrayerRecitedImam
Fajr04:55— —
Maghrib18:09— —
Isha19:39— —

Today's prayers in full →

The last two weeks

Each day's recorded prayers. Open a day for its rak'ahs, the text and the recordings.

DateFajrJumu'ahMaghribIsha
Tuesday 29 September 2026—
Monday 28 September 2026—
Sunday 27 September 2026—
Saturday 26 September 2026—
Friday 25 September 2026
Thursday 24 September 2026—
Wednesday 23 September 2026—
Tuesday 22 September 2026—
Monday 21 September 2026—
Sunday 20 September 2026—
Saturday 19 September 2026—
Friday 18 September 2026
Thursday 17 September 2026—
Wednesday 16 September 2026—

Recorded prayers by year

The Haramain library records every prayer from 1434 AH, and some from long before.

By year

The imams

The imams of Masjid al-Haram and the prayers of theirs the library has recorded.

Recited most in the last 30 days

  1. Al-Baqara8×
  2. Quraish7×
  3. At-Tin5×
  4. Al-Fil4×
  5. An-Nasr4×
  6. As-Sajda4×
  7. Al-Insaan4×
  8. Ibrahim3×
  9. Al-Hajj3×
  10. Al-Fath3×

Where this comes from

Each prayer's imam, passage and recording are listed by the Haramain library, Tilawat al-Haramain (tilawatalharamain.com), usually within a few hours of the prayer. Its titles are written by hand; Hasanah reads the surahs and ayat from them.

The ayat by rak'ah come from Hasanah's live tracker, which listens to the Quran channel's broadcast from the Haram and names each ayah as it is recited. It has kept them since 25 September 2026. It can miss an ayah or mishear one, so a passage it heard may be a little shorter or longer than the one recited.

Hasanah is also transcribing the library's recordings themselves, ayah by ayah, newest first (75 so far). Where a title only says "from" a surah, its opening or its close, the transcription gives the ayat.

Dhuhr and Asr are prayed silently, so there is no recitation to show for them. Times are calculated for Makkah by the Umm al-Qura method.