What does this sign mean?
An editable board for the night prayers on their own: a row for when Taraweeh starts after Isha, one for the number of rak‘ahs, one for the approximate finish time, and a separate row for Tahajjud or Qiyam in the last ten nights, including the khatm night. Times are edited the same way as on the Prayer Times board and reprinted whenever the schedule shifts during the month.
Where does it go and when is it required?
Hung at the main entrance, on the women’s hall door and in the courtyard where the rows overflow at Taraweeh, and placed next to the Prayer Times board rather than replacing it. Masajid that change the Taraweeh imam or set a Tahajjud time for the last ten nights print an updated copy as the tenth night approaches.
- Put it in an A3 acrylic holder at 1.5–1.7 m so the sheet can be swapped when the schedule changes.
- Use A3 at the entrance and in the courtyard, A4 inside the hall and at the women’s section.
- For masajid in the West, give the times in 12-hour am/pm and state the rak‘ah count plainly; people plan lifts and parking around the finish time, not the start.
This sign is also known as: Taraweeh times sign, Taraweeh schedule printable pdf, Qiyam and Tahajjud times board, masjid Taraweeh timetable Arabic English. Informational sign not governed by a mandatory standard; designed in one consistent style for everyday use. Our own drawing, not the registered symbol from the standard.
