Prayer Times in Austria
03
N:48.77222, E:15.855556
03
N:48.541668, E:16.341944
08
N:47.345833, E:9.609445
06
N:47.533333, E:14.683333
07
N:47.266666, E:11.083333
07
N:47.266666, E:11.083333
06
N:47.033333, E:14.416667
03
N:48.483334, E:15.883333
03
N:48.283333, E:16.85
02
N:46.633335, E:14.583333
03
N:48.783333, E:15.366667
03
N:48.233334, E:15.55
04
N:48.564167, E:13.529722
Styria
N:46.8764, E:15.5305
Styria
N:46.7919, E:15.595
Burgenland
N:48.0169, E:16.9283
06
N:46.883335, E:15.55
07
N:47.133335, E:10.916667
04
N:47.883335, E:14.683333
03
N:48.033333, E:14.633333
01
N:47.55, E:16.383333
02
N:46.583332, E:14.283333
06
N:46.791943, E:15.595
06
N:47.083332, E:15.95
Burgenland
N:47.55, E:16.3833
06
N:46.97, E:15.302778
01
N:48.016666, E:16.933332
06
N:47.016666, E:15.25
06
N:47.166668, E:15.666667
Lower Austria
N:48.7208, E:16.4914
06
N:46.866665, E:15.316667
06
N:46.8, E:15.4
06
N:46.898888, E:15.488611
06
N:46.783333, E:15.583333
06
N:47.083332, E:15.533333
03
N:48.74278, E:16.422777
04
N:48.545555, E:13.481389
Burgenland
N:47.7966, E:16.2977
06
N:47.25, E:15.466667
01
N:47.783333, E:16.283333
03
N:48.983334, E:15.116667
07
N:47.3, E:12.15
07
N:47.0, E:10.9
09
N:48.155, E:16.529722
06
N:47.433334, E:14.433333
07
N:47.033333, E:12.233334
05
N:47.166668, E:12.416667
04
N:48.254723, E:14.293612
07
N:46.833332, E:10.983334
06
N:47.283333, E:13.7
07
N:47.316666, E:11.783333
07
N:47.3, E:11.3
03
N:48.182777, E:16.551666
03
N:48.671665, E:16.165
07
N:47.15, E:11.083333
07
N:47.133335, E:12.4
07
N:47.05, E:11.2
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Qiyam
The term Qiyam-ul-layl, in the most literal sense, means to stand during the night. It is a voluntary prayer which is offered between the time of Ishaa prayer and the Fajr prayer (before dawn). But the most preferred time is before sunrise, in the last third of the night.For more information, read our article on qiyam.
The difference between Standard and Hanafi (Juristic Methods)
The only difference is in the Asr prayer. In the standard method (which is used by Imamas Shafii, Hanbali, and Maliki) the Asr prayer time starts when the shadow of an object is equivalent to its height, whereas in the Hanafi method the Asr prayer time starts when the shadow of an object is twice its height.
Daylight Saving Time
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