Prayer Times in Philippines
58
N:12.679444, E:123.98389
11
N:9.646389, E:124.19611
58
N:12.679444, E:123.98389
14
N:17.79139, E:121.67139
66
N:7.3, E:122.333336
15
N:14.166667, E:122.76667
66
N:7.325278, E:122.30222
66
N:7.319444, E:122.31167
63
N:15.7, E:120.35
49
N:10.685, E:120.32833
49
N:10.685, E:120.32833
12
N:8.135278, E:125.12722
64
N:14.930278, E:120.202225
23
N:10.761945, E:125.72833
05
N:13.35, E:123.85
05
N:13.35, E:123.85
39
N:12.383333, E:123.3
46
N:9.964444, E:123.084724
14
N:18.380833, E:122.13
47
N:15.669444, E:120.74555
21
N:10.333333, E:123.95
19
N:13.540556, E:124.19583
23
N:11.775, E:125.43222
15
N:14.233334, E:122.75
38
N:13.248611, E:121.86139
70
N:5.691389, E:125.28833
14
N:17.933332, E:121.76667
31
N:16.936666, E:121.814445
04
N:11.763611, E:122.17889
H2
N:13.882222, E:121.55167
20
N:14.16, E:120.8225
47
N:15.32, E:120.938614
Bicol
N:12.9471, E:123.8855
58
N:12.95, E:123.833336
39
N:13.118055, E:123.0525
37
N:11.138611, E:124.92834
Central Luzon
N:14.9303, E:120.2022
06
N:11.266666, E:122.083336
09
N:13.879723, E:121.27583
H2
N:13.923889, E:121.685555
39
N:13.136945, E:122.955
16
N:13.733056, E:123.11667
04
N:11.725, E:122.25139
49
N:9.983334, E:118.933334
39
N:12.8, E:123.3
49
N:10.881945, E:119.62055
36
N:16.879723, E:120.47417
50
N:14.933333, E:120.683334
50
N:14.933333, E:120.683334
49
N:9.246111, E:118.41972
16
N:13.466667, E:123.26667
42
N:8.579166, E:123.560555
42
N:8.599722, E:123.57139
42
N:8.583333, E:123.566666
61
N:9.692778, E:126.08195
47
N:15.583333, E:120.88333
47
N:15.669444, E:120.74555
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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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