Prayer Times in Philippines
01
N:17.633333, E:120.51667
30
N:10.403889, E:122.50278
D9
N:14.583333, E:120.96667
60
N:4.5055556, E:119.365555
49
N:8.525556, E:117.08833
49
N:9.691389, E:118.39139
28
N:18.316668, E:120.6
51
N:16.0, E:119.816666
49
N:7.8, E:117.21667
40
N:12.240833, E:121.21028
49
N:11.016666, E:119.35
05
N:13.4, E:123.6
23
N:11.535556, E:125.45917
Calabarzon
N:14.1528, E:120.8829
20
N:14.15, E:120.88333
20
N:14.15, E:120.88333
29
N:17.533333, E:120.46667
49
N:10.983334, E:119.28333
49
N:10.983334, E:119.28333
72
N:5.1833334, E:120.5
72
N:5.1752777, E:120.495
56
N:6.766667, E:124.166664
30
N:10.65, E:122.71667
49
N:10.072778, E:119.22417
16
N:13.865556, E:122.95167
49
N:8.457222, E:117.23944
39
N:13.116667, E:123.05
49
N:7.5730557, E:117.42333
24
N:7.332778, E:125.66139
59
N:10.333333, E:125.083336
40
N:12.352222, E:121.06944
72
N:7.0, E:118.416664
49
N:7.633333, E:118.38333
49
N:9.6, E:118.683334
38
N:13.316667, E:122.083336
29
N:17.766666, E:120.36667
31
N:16.699722, E:121.666664
29
N:17.116667, E:120.63333
49
N:8.743611, E:117.58806
70
N:6.116667, E:124.88333
31
N:17.044445, E:122.51722
18
N:11.483334, E:122.71667
49
N:9.966667, E:118.65
49
N:10.483334, E:119.21667
49
N:10.35, E:119.0
14
N:17.933332, E:121.6
14
N:17.933332, E:121.6
31
N:17.266666, E:122.2
63
N:15.617778, E:120.435555
03
N:8.5211115, E:125.71917
72
N:5.3825, E:120.29694
49
N:10.1, E:118.75
49
N:10.243333, E:119.32694
49
N:9.751667, E:118.56306
14
N:17.933332, E:121.6
14
N:17.933332, E:121.6
14
N:17.933332, E:121.6
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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.
Daylight Saving Time
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