Prayer Times in Philippines
67
N:12.551666, E:124.26583
67
N:12.551666, E:124.26583
G7
N:6.9255557, E:122.02556
51
N:16.016666, E:120.38333
H3
N:9.945556, E:122.80972
21
N:9.473333, E:123.31167
H3
N:9.945556, E:122.80972
H3
N:9.946389, E:122.81944
49
N:10.469722, E:119.87194
49
N:10.477222, E:119.87417
49
N:10.465278, E:119.87583
H2
N:14.960556, E:121.82166
46
N:9.583333, E:123.11667
15
N:14.083333, E:122.933334
58
N:12.555833, E:124.069725
Ilocos
N:16.0094, E:120.3633
51
N:16.0, E:120.35
H2
N:14.960556, E:121.82166
33
N:14.283333, E:121.45
39
N:12.218333, E:123.52917
01
N:17.7, E:120.63333
H2
N:14.960556, E:121.82166
09
N:13.883333, E:120.65
21
N:9.480833, E:123.3325
19
N:13.590834, E:124.20583
09
N:13.816667, E:120.63333
09
N:13.816667, E:120.61667
H3
N:9.615556, E:122.644165
49
N:11.111944, E:119.495
54
N:12.180833, E:122.06861
H3
N:9.858334, E:122.4375
H3
N:9.816667, E:122.4
41
N:12.403055, E:121.327225
45
N:10.45, E:122.933334
49
N:9.171667, E:118.22222
49
N:9.171389, E:118.21306
58
N:12.85, E:123.98333
25
N:7.0513887, E:125.46472
25
N:7.0513887, E:125.46472
54
N:12.183333, E:122.066666
54
N:12.180833, E:122.06861
H3
N:9.756667, E:122.47056
H3
N:9.756667, E:122.47056
H3
N:9.756667, E:122.47056
11
N:9.816667, E:124.2
Western Visayas
N:10.5931, E:123.4864
H3
N:10.65, E:123.36667
54
N:12.616667, E:122.066666
45
N:10.604722, E:123.47444
45
N:10.616667, E:123.46667
45
N:10.604722, E:123.47444
39
N:12.218333, E:123.52917
49
N:9.171667, E:118.22222
49
N:9.171389, E:118.21306
Calabarzon
N:13.9615, E:122.2873
H2
N:14.016666, E:122.316666
16
N:13.848333, E:122.70805
49
N:10.669167, E:119.569725
H2
N:14.033333, E:122.21667
49
N:10.6883335, E:119.60555
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Qiyam
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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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