Ministry of Religious Affairs (KHEU)
The Ministry of Religious Affairs publishes Brunei's official prayer times, halal certification lists and religious announcements.
What it helps with
- Knowing prayer timesOfficial timetable.
- Finding halal foodCertified list.
- Planning around FridaysClosures and holidays.
About Ministry of Religious Affairs (KHEU):
Brunei follows strict Islamic rules: businesses close for Friday prayers and during Ramadan hours change. The ministry site lists prayer times by district, halal-certified premises and rules that also affect visitors.
Key Features:
- Prayer times: Official times by district.
- Halal certification: Certified premises and products.
- Announcements: Ramadan and religious holidays.
How to Get Started:
- Open kheu.gov.bn.
- Find the prayer timetable.
- Check the halal certification list.
- Read announcements before Ramadan and holidays.
Before you use it
- Good to know: Public eating and drinking during Ramadan daylight hours is restricted, including for non-Muslims in public places.
- Good to know: The site is mainly in Malay.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Does Ministry of Religious Affairs (KHEU) work with a foreign bank card in Brunei?
- Yes — Ministry of Religious Affairs (KHEU) accepts foreign-issued cards in Brunei.
- Is Ministry of Religious Affairs (KHEU) available in English?
- Not officially — the interface is mainly in the local language.
- Do I need a local phone number to use Ministry of Religious Affairs (KHEU)?
- No, an international phone number generally works for Ministry of Religious Affairs (KHEU).
- Do I need local ID or residency for Ministry of Religious Affairs (KHEU)?
- No, Ministry of Religious Affairs (KHEU) doesn't require local ID or residency for visitors.
- Where can I use Ministry of Religious Affairs (KHEU)?
- Web
- How much does Ministry of Religious Affairs (KHEU) cost?
- Free