Prayer Times in Philippines
N:15.260555, E:120.32083
N:15.260555, E:120.32083
N:15.260555, E:120.32083
63
N:15.426945, E:120.31472
71
N:6.4819446, E:124.07361
25
N:6.0833335, E:125.666664
32
N:18.013056, E:120.9375
65
N:8.416667, E:123.26667
46
N:9.130834, E:122.9625
43
N:8.616667, E:125.166664
37
N:11.548889, E:124.52556
N:8.468333, E:125.266945
H2
N:13.4, E:122.55
16
N:13.533333, E:123.53333
34
N:7.8, E:123.96667
40
N:13.771389, E:120.20306
11
N:9.606389, E:124.25306
04
N:11.809444, E:121.962776
53
N:14.866667, E:121.3
37
N:11.611667, E:124.485275
27
N:16.739445, E:120.95
04
N:11.809444, E:121.962776
59
N:10.283333, E:124.916664
11
N:9.653611, E:124.01361
04
N:11.85, E:121.98333
21
N:10.216667, E:123.683334
37
N:11.166667, E:124.98333
10
N:16.759722, E:120.63695
06
N:11.033333, E:122.21667
30
N:11.216667, E:122.76667
54
N:12.416667, E:122.566666
48
N:15.945278, E:121.28639
01
N:17.716667, E:121.01667
37
N:11.598611, E:124.48861
37
N:10.881945, E:124.88861
60
N:6.0866666, E:121.27278
12
N:7.8333335, E:124.816666
37
N:11.05, E:124.433334
N:17.504168, E:120.462776
65
N:8.45, E:123.21667
41
N:13.266111, E:121.00472
26
N:6.745278, E:126.173615
53
N:14.739722, E:121.19139
53
N:14.743333, E:121.19111
49
N:9.916667, E:118.65
25
N:5.3775, E:125.41556
02
N:9.094722, E:125.70389
02
N:9.094722, E:125.70389
37
N:10.683333, E:124.916664
59
N:10.588889, E:125.117226
H3
N:9.864166, E:122.47139
41
N:12.816667, E:121.26667
13
N:14.833333, E:121.23333
58
N:12.778334, E:123.96445
23
N:11.366667, E:125.416664
49
N:11.183888, E:119.281944
55
N:12.064167, E:125.04611
40
N:12.516666, E:121.03333
N:15.363889, E:120.16917
30
N:11.134167, E:122.785
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Shurooq is the time of sunrise, the time when the upper limb of the sun just starts to appear above the horizon. This marks the end time for Fajr (morning) prayer.
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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