Prayer Times in Republic of Korea
12
N:37.204723, E:126.37444
Kiribati (general)
N:35.8, E:126.416664
12
N:37.204723, E:126.37444
20
N:34.833332, E:128.36667
11
N:37.55, E:126.98333
20
N:34.669167, E:128.7736
14
N:36.30611, E:128.59805
Phoenix Islands
N:36.000557, E:127.619446
16
N:34.466667, E:126.26667
20
N:35.592777, E:128.0825
16
N:34.581665, E:127.47945
16
N:34.217777, E:126.09361
17
N:36.447777, E:126.2325
16
N:34.75611, E:125.973335
12
N:37.45, E:126.63333
12
N:37.133335, E:126.01667
06
N:37.94472, E:128.78084
06
N:37.94472, E:128.78084
16
N:34.60889, E:127.54389
16
N:34.61889, E:127.5425
Jeollabuk-do
N:35.41, E:127.3858
Kiribati (general)
N:35.416668, E:127.416664
12
N:37.133335, E:126.01667
12
N:37.133335, E:126.01667
17
N:36.716667, E:126.21667
17
N:36.716667, E:126.21667
06
N:38.183334, E:127.933334
16
N:34.747223, E:126.443886
20
N:35.572224, E:128.22166
20
N:35.572224, E:128.22166
13
N:37.7575, E:126.80111
13
N:37.7575, E:126.80111
Phoenix Islands
N:36.054443, E:127.03111
Kiribati (general)
N:35.583332, E:126.71667
Phoenix Islands
N:35.58889, E:126.71694
19
N:36.283333, E:127.46667
13
N:38.016666, E:127.333336
13
N:38.016666, E:127.333336
17
N:36.690277, E:126.24722
14
N:36.177223, E:128.07973
16
N:35.045834, E:126.84361
10
N:35.02889, E:128.8214
16
N:34.616665, E:126.76667
10
N:35.02889, E:128.8214
14
N:36.666668, E:128.23334
13
N:37.566666, E:126.65
11
N:37.566666, E:126.88333
17
N:37.051666, E:126.433334
17
N:37.051666, E:126.433334
16
N:34.633335, E:126.76667
16
N:34.747223, E:126.443886
16
N:34.747223, E:126.443886
17
N:36.516666, E:126.51667
17
N:36.516666, E:126.51667
12
N:37.780277, E:126.24
20
N:34.839443, E:127.89445
17
N:36.690277, E:126.24722
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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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