Prayer Times in Austria
07
N:47.25, E:10.366667
04
N:48.05, E:13.983334
03
N:48.45, E:15.916667
06
N:46.966667, E:15.8
03
N:48.616665, E:15.1
02
N:46.916668, E:14.5
03
N:48.69278, E:16.20139
04
N:48.383335, E:14.1
03
N:48.5, E:16.666666
05
N:47.233334, E:12.25
05
N:47.15, E:12.283333
05
N:47.116665, E:12.35
05
N:47.2, E:12.25
Ashmore and Cartier Islands (general)
N:47.1, E:12.316667
03
N:48.275, E:16.722778
04
N:48.283333, E:13.183333
06
N:47.45, E:15.1
06
N:47.383335, E:13.683333
Salzburg
N:47.2496, E:13.5577
05
N:47.25, E:13.533333
03
N:48.566666, E:15.566667
02
N:46.55, E:13.85
06
N:46.933334, E:15.3
04
N:48.383335, E:13.483334
06
N:47.333332, E:13.7
04
N:48.316666, E:14.45
04
N:48.0, E:13.633333
03
N:48.233334, E:15.183333
04
N:48.183334, E:13.983334
06
N:47.17889, E:14.766944
Lower Austria
N:48.5187, E:16.0207
03
N:48.516666, E:16.016666
04
N:48.65, E:13.9
02
N:46.533333, E:13.65
03
N:48.8, E:15.6
03
N:48.883335, E:15.6
03
N:48.15, E:15.4
06
N:47.016666, E:15.966667
03
N:48.183334, E:15.666667
Tyrol
N:46.7145, E:12.6154
07
N:46.710556, E:12.614445
07
N:46.683334, E:12.6
06
N:46.8, E:15.533333
02
N:46.566666, E:14.316667
04
N:48.516666, E:14.183333
06
N:47.0, E:14.0
04
N:48.233334, E:13.75
Upper Austria
N:47.5574, E:13.6865
04
N:47.55, E:13.683333
04
N:48.35889, E:14.278889
04
N:48.383335, E:13.733334
06
N:47.616665, E:13.783333
04
N:48.183334, E:13.216667
03
N:48.05, E:15.883333
02
N:46.7, E:14.583333
06
N:46.833332, E:15.816667
05
N:47.93722, E:13.077222
Salzburg
N:47.9333, E:13.0167
05
N:47.93722, E:13.077222
05
N:47.966667, E:13.1
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Qiyam
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The difference between Standard and Hanafi (Juristic Methods)
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