Prayer Times in Philippines
55
N:11.833333, E:125.0
69
N:9.183333, E:123.566666
58
N:12.833333, E:123.916664
70
N:6.1666665, E:125.0
59
N:10.333333, E:125.083336
71
N:6.55, E:124.28333
60
N:6.0, E:121.0
62
N:8.666667, E:126.0
61
N:9.666667, E:125.63333
62
N:8.666667, E:126.0
63
N:15.5, E:120.5
72
N:5.1666665, E:120.25
H2
N:14.666667, E:121.5
64
N:15.333333, E:120.166664
65
N:8.0, E:122.666664
65
N:8.0, E:122.666664
66
N:7.5, E:122.416664
D9
N:14.583333, E:120.98333
45
N:10.48, E:122.978615
H2
N:14.966111, E:121.56639
54
N:12.242222, E:122.63944
H2
N:14.959167, E:121.595
06
N:10.6725, E:121.9825
14
N:18.598612, E:120.99
15
N:14.495556, E:122.90389
70
N:5.9508333, E:124.7075
48
N:16.583334, E:120.9
46
N:10.325833, E:123.32667
C3
N:7.050833, E:125.541664
46
N:10.333333, E:123.333336
11
N:9.6, E:124.166664
60
N:6.022778, E:120.97389
32
N:17.383333, E:121.183334
34
N:8.026667, E:124.131386
72
N:4.6833334, E:119.40833
33
N:14.216667, E:121.15
H2
N:13.316667, E:122.683334
07
N:14.550278, E:120.381386
40
N:12.278334, E:121.07806
39
N:12.516666, E:123.38333
44
N:17.1, E:121.25
04
N:11.764167, E:121.84333
57
N:7.25, E:124.48333
07
N:14.433333, E:120.48333
H2
N:13.814722, E:122.10139
01
N:17.633333, E:120.71667
12
N:8.083333, E:124.933334
35
N:7.6833334, E:124.583336
35
N:7.876111, E:124.433334
04
N:11.75, E:122.251114
47
N:15.65, E:120.71667
04
N:11.75, E:122.251114
29
N:16.933332, E:120.416664
29
N:17.606667, E:120.37028
29
N:17.616667, E:120.36667
29
N:16.933332, E:120.416664
30
N:10.65, E:122.23333
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Qiyam
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