MASJID AL-HARAM

Sheikh Abdul Bari Al-Thubaity

9 recorded prayers at Masjid al-Haram, 1410–1413 AH.

In these prayers

prayers
9
years of prayers
1410–141317 Apr 1990 – 23 Mar 1993
known rak'ah by rak'ah
0
By year

Latest prayers

DatePrayerRecitedListen
23 Mar 199329 Ramadan 1413 AHTahajjudNight 29Al-A'raaf 96–186 Listen →
2 Apr 199229 Ramadan 1412 AHTaraweehNight 29from An-Naba Listen →
30 Mar 199225 Ramadan 1412 AHTaraweehfrom Al-Ahqaf and from Al-Fath Listen →
8 Apr 199122 Ramadan 1411 AHTaraweehYaseen 30–83 and As-Saaffaat 1–138 Listen →
23 Mar 19916 Ramadan 1411 AHTaraweehAn-Nisaa 148–176 and Al-Maaida 1–26 Listen →
21 Mar 19914 Ramadan 1411 AHTaraweehAal-i-Imraan 93–168 Listen →
19 Mar 19912 Ramadan 1411 AHTaraweehAl-Baqara 142–203 Listen →
25 Apr 199029 Ramadan 1410 AHTaraweehAn-Naba and At-Taariq Listen →
17 Apr 199021 Ramadan 1410 AHTaraweehAl-Ahzaab 28–73 and Saba 1–23 Listen →

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.

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.