Prayer Times in Philippines
28
N:18.133333, E:120.933334
16
N:13.608889, E:122.97111
41
N:12.983334, E:121.28333
25
N:5.9891667, E:125.65528
56
N:7.0205555, E:124.21389
16
N:13.583333, E:122.95
37
N:10.436389, E:124.8175
23
N:11.725555, E:125.355835
33
N:14.1625, E:121.166115
11
N:9.583333, E:123.833336
72
N:5.2816668, E:120.11389
26
N:6.5652776, E:126.10694
05
N:13.2722225, E:124.01083
30
N:11.016389, E:122.37055
10
N:16.46611, E:120.49139
26
N:6.5652776, E:126.10694
56
N:6.9591665, E:124.21555
56
N:6.9494443, E:124.01778
64
N:15.317778, E:120.0525
11
N:9.621667, E:124.07278
64
N:15.317778, E:120.0525
H2
N:14.633333, E:121.55
25
N:6.8244443, E:125.35
34
N:7.766667, E:123.9
55
N:12.183333, E:125.15
27
N:16.810833, E:121.187225
53
N:14.716667, E:121.2
18
N:11.3336115, E:122.33083
01
N:17.55, E:120.48333
29
N:16.68, E:120.60139
58
N:12.795, E:123.9375
72
N:5.134722, E:119.95
H2
N:14.775, E:121.558334
32
N:17.306389, E:121.09389
32
N:17.306389, E:121.09389
32
N:17.333334, E:121.13333
32
N:17.333334, E:121.13333
13
N:15.25, E:121.13333
13
N:15.264722, E:121.145836
56
N:7.5030556, E:124.29305
59
N:10.364722, E:125.07278
59
N:10.364722, E:125.07278
54
N:12.45, E:122.066666
60
N:6.0558333, E:121.44417
64
N:14.986944, E:120.376114
56
N:7.5030556, E:124.29305
53
N:14.823889, E:121.25472
60
N:5.6833334, E:120.816666
68
N:16.5, E:121.416664
56
N:6.9591665, E:124.21555
56
N:6.9286113, E:124.28306
49
N:10.186111, E:118.863335
E3
N:14.933333, E:120.333336
67
N:12.441112, E:125.15361
47
N:15.392222, E:121.20722
N:11.2, E:122.46667
51
N:16.09639, E:119.79389
60
N:6.2633333, E:121.613335
47
N:15.8347225, E:121.06722
72
N:5.213333, E:120.065
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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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