Prayer Times in Ireland
11
N:51.9525, E:-9.518888
11
N:52.435276, E:-9.379723
Leinster
N:53.555, E:-6.7917
23
N:53.34222, E:-7.1330557
20
N:53.91111, E:-9.02
N:53.916668, E:-9.016666
02
N:53.988335, E:-7.4677777
15
N:53.113888, E:-7.289722
11
N:52.41639, E:-9.898611
20
N:54.024445, E:-9.416111
03
N:52.806667, E:-9.465555
06
N:54.813057, E:-7.8105555
06
N:55.060276, E:-7.385
31
N:52.996944, E:-6.2658334
31
N:52.991665, E:-6.2647223
N:52.733334, E:-8.616667
03
N:52.731388, E:-8.6044445
03
N:52.731945, E:-8.628333
03
N:52.73861, E:-8.628333
23
N:53.203335, E:-7.700556
13
N:52.68139, E:-7.275
N:53.566666, E:-6.7166667
31
N:53.07611, E:-6.096389
06
N:54.600834, E:-8.088333
03
N:52.705276, E:-9.0325
19
N:54.02833, E:-6.3269444
23
N:53.293888, E:-7.578889
15
N:52.984722, E:-7.4194446
06
N:54.76361, E:-7.812222
06
N:54.75722, E:-7.7991667
06
N:55.21611, E:-7.764167
10
N:53.43778, E:-10.113611
06
N:54.865276, E:-8.328889
03
N:52.627777, E:-9.764444
N:54.37639, E:-8.372222
10
N:53.261112, E:-9.169444
10
N:53.516666, E:-8.85
03
N:52.89722, E:-8.538611
26
N:52.849724, E:-8.032222
Connaught
N:53.5167, E:-8.85
02
N:54.304165, E:-7.924444
Munster
N:52.8953, E:-8.5329
03
N:52.89722, E:-8.538611
Connaught
N:52.9989, E:-8.8853
25
N:54.05, E:-8.733334
26
N:52.313057, E:-7.9441667
13
N:52.70889, E:-7.4897223
15
N:52.977222, E:-7.69
29
N:53.386944, E:-7.8558335
01
N:52.8475, E:-6.74
20
N:53.87361, E:-9.285556
31
N:52.961945, E:-6.697222
30
N:52.19528, E:-6.4530554
N:53.466667, E:-7.35
24
N:53.783333, E:-8.25
27
N:52.092777, E:-8.008056
23
N:53.273888, E:-7.4888887
Munster
N:52.8647, E:-8.7606
16
N:52.318333, E:-8.392777
23
N:53.05, E:-7.7066665
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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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