Moon phase tonight in Al Hārithah
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Moonrise & moonset in Al Hārithah — next 7 nights
| Night | Phase | Moonrise | Moonset |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tonight | 🌓 31% | — | 21:37 |
| Wed 19 Aug | 🌓 41% | 11:50 | 22:13 |
| Thu 20 Aug | 🌓 50% | 12:48 | 22:54 |
| Fri 21 Aug | 🌓 60% | 13:45 | 23:40 |
| Sat 22 Aug | 🌓 69% | 14:39 | 00:31 |
| Sun 23 Aug | 🌔 77% | 15:28 | 01:26 |
| Mon 24 Aug | 🌔 85% | 16:11 | 02:24 |
Times local to Al Hārithah (Asia/Baghdad). “—” means the Moon doesn't rise or set during that calendar night.
A new Moon is the best time for stargazing — with no moonlight, faint stars, the Milky Way and meteor showers all show far better. A full Moon is beautiful but floods the sky with light — see the full moon calendar for the year's dates and names. For the darkest upcoming nights in Al Hārithah, see the two-week planner on the stargazing page.
Moon FAQ for Al Hārithah
What is the Moon phase tonight in Al Hārithah?
Tonight the Moon is a First Quarter (31% illuminated) as seen from Al Hārithah.
What time does the Moon rise in Al Hārithah tonight?
The Moon rises around — and sets around 21:37 local time. Moonrise shifts roughly 30–60 minutes later each night — the 7-night table on this page has the exact times.
When is the next full Moon?
The next full Moon — the Sturgeon Moon — is on Friday 28 August; the next new Moon is on Friday 11 September.
Is tonight good for stargazing in Al Hārithah?
Moon-wise, yes — at 31% illumination the sky stays fairly dark. Check the full verdict (clouds, darkness hours, planets) on the Al Hārithah stargazing page.
Times local to Al Hārithah (Asia/Baghdad), computed from established astronomical models.