Prayer Times in China
14
N:31.533333, E:95.433334
14
N:31.533333, E:95.433334
Anjouan
N:30.816668, E:118.275
04
N:32.966667, E:120.75
19
N:39.22389, E:122.05972
30
N:22.523611, E:112.43528
11
N:27.976667, E:110.935555
28
N:38.99889, E:117.60083
04
N:33.766666, E:119.78333
30
N:23.475, E:115.48167
32
N:30.883333, E:102.916664
04
N:32.366665, E:120.51667
Liaoning
N:41.425, E:123.3308
30
N:24.016666, E:114.78333
13
N:48.05, E:88.683334
24
N:37.84611, E:110.98194
19
N:41.425, E:123.33083
19
N:41.425, E:123.33083
04
N:32.891666, E:120.38333
30
N:23.686111, E:116.52611
19
N:39.466667, E:121.833336
25
N:37.752777, E:117.80944
Anjouan
N:30.0, E:116.083336
Moheli
N:26.362223, E:114.486946
18
N:26.9475, E:108.979164
09
N:32.68222, E:112.08195
Anjouan
N:32.930557, E:118.11667
25
N:36.13889, E:120.574165
25
N:36.13889, E:120.574165
32
N:29.866667, E:104.73333
10
N:41.564724, E:114.40083
04
N:32.4, E:120.53333
30
N:23.351389, E:111.43305
Moheli
N:27.445555, E:116.254166
11
N:26.688055, E:110.54222
30
N:24.068333, E:115.39972
14
N:32.833332, E:81.36667
Anjouan
N:33.125, E:115.9
28
N:38.958332, E:117.04611
11
N:27.041666, E:108.900276
Anjouan
N:31.5, E:116.15
10
N:41.23, E:116.32056
Shandong Sheng
N:37.8086, E:120.7508
09
N:32.68222, E:112.08195
25
N:37.833332, E:120.63333
09
N:32.683334, E:112.083336
25
N:37.866665, E:120.75
Grande Comore
N:30.251112, E:121.105
04
N:32.6, E:120.316666
Anjouan
N:33.908333, E:117.43056
09
N:34.04139, E:113.90972
24
N:35.95361, E:111.51778
10
N:42.34889, E:116.93584
20
N:39.93111, E:106.71833
15
N:40.3, E:95.416664
25
N:37.466667, E:116.95
11
N:26.064444, E:109.54667
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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.
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