Prayer Times in China
07
N:24.33, E:117.10028
Gansu
N:35.5697, E:104.6274
04
N:32.9175, E:120.28139
15
N:35.58139, E:104.620834
30
N:22.272778, E:113.36139
07
N:25.262777, E:118.84722
15
N:35.58139, E:104.620834
04
N:32.98722, E:120.569725
15
N:35.58139, E:104.620834
23
N:30.901388, E:121.558334
07
N:24.786388, E:118.4025
10
N:38.513054, E:114.99555
Anjouan
N:30.2, E:117.35
24
N:38.48, E:112.95
24
N:38.533333, E:112.98333
15
N:35.89389, E:107.900276
26
N:37.35, E:110.51667
18
N:25.2, E:105.01667
18
N:27.166666, E:106.13333
15
N:40.305, E:99.51722
32
N:29.919167, E:105.689445
Grande Comore
N:31.121666, E:119.90528
07
N:24.74639, E:118.403336
10
N:39.27, E:115.76972
10
N:39.283333, E:115.76667
10
N:39.273056, E:115.79667
Anjouan
N:31.147223, E:117.375
07
N:25.043888, E:118.70583
04
N:33.908333, E:118.55
04
N:31.75, E:120.01667
24
N:36.716667, E:112.38333
07
N:24.236668, E:117.120834
Grande Comore
N:27.94861, E:120.54472
07
N:24.943056, E:118.33195
16
N:23.418333, E:106.01444
07
N:24.393333, E:117.57333
Anjouan
N:33.466667, E:115.96667
09
N:33.752224, E:113.60389
24
N:37.656666, E:114.014725
Anjouan
N:32.525833, E:117.67667
15
N:35.96472, E:104.003334
Anjouan
N:32.533333, E:117.683334
09
N:31.792778, E:114.504166
07
N:24.383333, E:118.05
12
N:29.6, E:109.05
Anjouan
N:33.033333, E:115.90833
Grande Comore
N:29.8725, E:120.962776
07
N:24.291111, E:117.08
07
N:24.336945, E:117.40083
18
N:27.0475, E:107.02194
07
N:24.874166, E:117.71083
Hebei
N:38.5131, E:114.9956
07
N:24.618889, E:117.44111
10
N:38.513054, E:114.99555
04
N:34.25, E:118.933334
Anjouan
N:33.116665, E:118.08611
09
N:32.700832, E:113.45583
25
N:37.319443, E:116.45944
28
N:38.642223, E:117.14333
Anjouan
N:33.233334, E:116.65833
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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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