Doha daily Panchang Calendar

Precision Vedic data for Doha, Qatar. All Tithi, Nakshatra, and Muhurat timings are adjusted for your local longitude and latitude.

📍 Location: Doha Local Time Zone
Timezone: Asia/Qatar
*Pick nearest major city for your timezone.

Friday, September 4, 2026 (Doha Local Date & Time)

☀️ Sunrise & Sunset
05:14 AM – 05:51 PM
🚫 Rahu Kaal (Avoid)
09:58 AM – 11:32 AM
✨ Abhijit Muhurat
11:07 AM – 11:58 AM
Vedic Attribute Current Timings for Doha
Tithi
Ashtami
Until 09:44 PM
Navami
Until 07:24 PM
Nakshatra
Rohini
Until 08:34 PM
Mrigashira
Until 07:01 PM
Yoga
Harshana
Until 01:14 PM
Vajra
Until 10:17 AM
Karana
Balava
Until 10:51 AM
Kaulava
Until 09:44 PM
Taitila
Until 08:34 AM
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T: Panchami
N: ---
2
T: Shashti
N: Bharani
3
T: Saptami
N: Krittika
4
T: Ashtami
N: Rohini
5
T: Navami
N: Mrigashira
6
T: Dashami
N: Ardra
7
T: Ekadashi
N: Punarvasu
8
T: Dwadashi
N: Pushya
9
T: Trayodashi
N: Ashlesha
10
T: Chaturdashi
N: Magha
11
T: Amavasya
N: Purva Phalguni
12
T: Dwitiya
N: Uttara Phalguni
13
T: Tritiya
N: Hasta
14
T: Chaturthi
N: Chitra
15
T: Panchami
N: Swati
16
T: Panchami
N: Vishakha
17
T: Shashti
N: Anuradha
18
T: Saptami
N: Jyeshtha
19
T: Ashtami
N: Mula
20
T: Navami
N: Purva Ashadha
21
T: Dashami
N: Uttara Ashadha
22
T: Ekadashi
N: Shravana
23
T: Dwadashi
N: Shravana
24
T: Trayodashi
N: Dhanishta
25
T: Chaturdashi
N: Shatabhisha
26
T: Purnima
N: Purva Bhadrapada
27
T: Pratipada
N: Uttara Bhadrapada
28
T: Dwitiya
N: Revati
29
T: Tritiya
N: Ashwini
30
T: Chaturthi
N: Krittika

📍 Regional Coverage for Doha

This Hindu Calendar is specifically calculated for the Doha horizon. For NRI families in surrounding suburbs, these timings remain highly accurate for all Tithi and Vrat observations.

Valid for surrounding areas including:
Al Wakrah Al Khor Al Rayyan Lusail Mesaieed

Frequently Asked Questions (Doha)

Q. Is Ashtami a good day for a wedding in Doha?

General auspiciousness depends on the Ashtami and the current Nakshatra. While the Abhijit Muhurat (11:07 AM – 11:58 AM) is a daily positive window, a wedding (Vivah) Muhurat requires a deeper analysis of the Doha planetary positions.

Q. Why do festival dates in Doha sometimes differ from India?

Hindu festivals like Ekadashi or Karwa Chauth are based on the Tithi prevailing at Local Sunrise (05:14 AM). Since Doha is hours away from India, the Tithi might start or end on a different calendar day for you.

Q. Does this calendar cover Al Wakrah, Al Khor, Al Rayyan, Lusail, Mesaieed for Hindu festivals?

Absolutely. Because Al Wakrah, Al Khor, Al Rayyan, Lusail, Mesaieed share a nearly identical horizon with Doha, the Tithi and Nakshatra timings provided here are mathematically valid for those suburbs.

Q. How does the Doha Panchang handle Daylight Savings (DST)?

Our system automatically adjusts for DST changes in the Asia/Qatar zone. All timings, including Rahu Kaal (09:58 AM – 11:32 AM) and Sunrise (05:14 AM), reflect the actual clock time currently in use in Doha.

Q. Why is the "Local Sunrise" so important for Doha fasting?

In Vedic tradition, a "Day" begins at the moment of local sunrise. For Doha, today's sunrise is at 05:14 AM. A fast (Vrat) is typically observed from this moment until the Tithi or specific lunar phase concludes.

Q. When is the most inauspicious time in Doha today?

Aside from Rahu Kaal (09:58 AM – 11:32 AM), one should also check Gulika Kaal and Yamaganda. However, Rahu Kaal is the primary window avoided for new beginnings in Doha.