Prayer Times in Japan
Yamagata
N:38.3493, E:140.3598
Yamaguchi
N:33.9804, E:131.2596
Aichi
N:35.0568, E:136.9511
Hokkaido
N:42.9808, E:144.3798
Tokyo
N:35.7008, E:139.6248
Saitama
N:35.912, E:139.7655
Fukuoka
N:33.7268, E:130.9649
Tokyo
N:35.5907, E:139.7379
Tokyo
N:35.7428, E:139.5701
Ōsaka
N:34.6403, E:135.4642
Aomori
N:40.5947, E:140.4803
37
N:34.65, E:138.03334
Niigata
N:37.0486, E:137.8802
Kanagawa
N:35.4458, E:139.6093
Tokyo
N:35.7225, E:139.7252
Kanagawa
N:35.4833, E:139.45
Tokyo
N:35.5447, E:139.7314
Aomori
N:40.5067, E:141.504
Kanagawa
N:35.47, E:139.6015
Kanagawa
N:35.537, E:139.6893
Hiroshima
N:34.2204, E:132.2348
Chiba
N:35.824, E:139.9874
Shimane
N:35.0, E:132.4167
Niigata
N:37.9075, E:139.0733
Tokyo
N:35.7554, E:139.5317
02
N:40.0, E:140.28334
Ōsaka
N:34.669, E:135.5058
Tokyo
N:35.7333, E:139.8167
Tokyo
N:35.6019, E:139.6903
Hokkaido
N:44.1768, E:142.3905
N:27.029167, E:142.18333
13
N:34.766666, E:135.41667
Tokyo
N:35.6, E:139.7333
N:35.316666, E:138.0
Tokyo
N:35.6902, E:139.913
Kanagawa
N:35.1774, E:139.6514
Fukuoka
N:33.5792, E:130.3345
Ōsaka
N:34.7643, E:135.5412
Ōsaka
N:34.7465, E:135.5021
Ōsaka
N:34.6045, E:135.502
Tokyo
N:35.6711, E:139.8301
Shizuoka
N:34.8585, E:138.2358
N:41.25, E:141.43333
Saitama
N:35.903, E:139.5114
Kumamoto
N:32.7488, E:130.6814
Ōsaka
N:34.6122, E:135.5232
Tokyo
N:35.7393, E:139.6127
N:26.533333, E:142.15
Kanagawa
N:35.3349, E:139.3478
Hyōgo
N:34.7488, E:135.424
Ōsaka
N:34.6521, E:135.4798
Okinawa
N:26.2467, E:127.7763
47
N:26.241945, E:127.76889
N:26.289444, E:127.98028
N:26.289444, E:127.98028
Niigata
N:37.0826, E:138.8741
Niigata
N:37.084, E:138.8778
Kanagawa
N:35.238, E:139.7109
Saitama
N:35.8475, E:139.6753
Saitama
N:35.8255, E:139.8183
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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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