Prayer Times in Philippines
23
N:11.5413885, E:125.45917
20
N:14.183333, E:120.86667
20
N:14.183333, E:120.86667
29
N:17.533333, E:120.46667
49
N:11.004723, E:119.28917
49
N:11.004723, E:119.28917
60
N:6.15, E:120.433334
60
N:6.1541667, E:120.44334
60
N:6.1725, E:120.458885
56
N:7.0, E:124.05
49
N:10.1075, E:119.24
11
N:10.171667, E:124.062225
49
N:8.760834, E:117.23805
72
N:7.2166667, E:118.48333
49
N:10.933333, E:119.35
49
N:10.933333, E:119.333336
49
N:10.966667, E:119.36667
11
N:10.3, E:124.46667
49
N:7.7008333, E:117.318054
38
N:13.333333, E:122.1
49
N:7.85, E:117.25
67
N:12.333333, E:124.666664
72
N:7.233333, E:118.38333
11
N:10.033333, E:123.933334
66
N:7.481389, E:122.6575
49
N:11.464167, E:119.76083
41
N:13.516666, E:120.95
49
N:7.669722, E:117.270836
49
N:10.130834, E:118.76139
49
N:10.116667, E:118.75
11
N:10.171667, E:124.062225
39
N:12.383333, E:123.61667
66
N:7.481389, E:122.6575
49
N:12.408889, E:119.87778
49
N:7.669722, E:117.270836
Central Luzon
N:14.9082, E:121.0414
13
N:14.916667, E:121.183334
13
N:14.910556, E:121.04889
49
N:10.959167, E:119.22972
04
N:11.575556, E:122.53833
35
N:7.7833333, E:124.03333
55
N:11.283333, E:125.1
55
N:11.2775, E:125.14667
55
N:11.2775, E:125.14667
55
N:11.2775, E:125.14667
33
N:14.433333, E:121.46667
F2
N:14.723333, E:121.03639
Calabarzon
N:14.722, E:121.0344
B4
N:14.683333, E:120.96667
53
N:14.717778, E:121.08806
53
N:14.740833, E:121.09278
46
N:9.5125, E:123.119446
46
N:9.5125, E:123.119446
B4
N:14.676389, E:120.929726
03
N:8.350833, E:125.97833
03
N:8.350833, E:125.97833
Calabarzon
N:14.4319, E:120.8803
20
N:14.45, E:120.88333
46
N:9.5125, E:123.119446
70
N:6.097778, E:125.23972
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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.
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