Prayer Times in Giza – Egypt

Al-Fattah Al-Aleem Mosque is one of the largest and most magnificent mosques in Egypt and the entire African continent, located in the New Administrative Capital project east of Giza Governorate. Opened in 2019 alongside the new Egyptian capital's first phase, it stands as a symbol of modern Islamic Egypt. With a capacity of 17,000 worshippers, four soaring minarets reaching 90 meters each, and a central dome 80 meters in diameter, its architecture masterfully blends classical Islamic design with contemporary Egyptian grandeur. It hosts Egypt's most significant national Islamic ceremonies and is an architectural landmark of the 21st-century Arab world.

New Administrative Capital, Giza Governorate, Egypt

Al-Seddiq Mosque is one of the most prominent mosques in the Haram (Pyramids) district of Giza, serving the large Muslim community living in the neighborhoods immediately surrounding the Giza Plateau. The Haram district — named after the Arabic word for pyramid — is the residential and commercial heart of Giza city proper, home to hundreds of thousands of families. This central mosque provides eight thousand worshippers' capacity and is known for its strong community programs, daily prayers, regular Quran education circles for children and adults, and its particularly significant Friday Jummah prayers which draw the entire surrounding neighborhood.

Haram District, Giza City, Giza Governorate, Egypt

The Al-Omraneya Grand Mosque serves the densely populated Al-Omraneya district of Giza, one of the city's most vibrant suburban communities located between central Giza and the Pyramids road corridor. Al-Omraneya is a typical Giza urban district — a thriving mix of residential apartment buildings, local markets, schools, and community centers populated by Egyptian families from diverse professional backgrounds. The mosque anchors the spiritual life of this large urban community, hosting daily prayers attended by thousands of worshippers, weekly Friday Jummah, Eid prayers, and extensive Ramadan programs including communal iftar events.

Al-Omraneya, Giza Governorate, Egypt

Dokki is one of Giza's most prestigious and well-connected districts, situated along the Nile's west bank directly across from Cairo's Garden City and Zamalek. A cosmopolitan neighborhood of embassies, universities, government offices, and upscale residential buildings, Dokki is home to Cairo University's vicinity and a large professional Muslim community. The Dokki Mosque serves this educated and diverse community, hosting six thousand five hundred worshippers with a reputation for high-quality Islamic lectures, distinguished Imams, strong youth programs, and its prime Nile-adjacent location making it one of the most visited mosques in Giza's urban riverside corridor.

Dokki District, Giza Governorate, Egypt