Prayer Times in Republic of Korea
15
N:35.75861, E:128.45528
15
N:35.75861, E:128.45528
16
N:34.681667, E:127.32472
06
N:38.466667, E:128.4
20
N:35.0575, E:128.45027
20
N:35.108334, E:128.81778
20
N:34.782223, E:128.6164
14
N:36.795834, E:128.49916
14
N:36.795834, E:128.49916
20
N:34.621944, E:128.28528
06
N:37.66861, E:128.17278
17
N:36.65778, E:127.26806
14
N:36.116665, E:128.08333
Kiribati (general)
N:35.65, E:126.61667
20
N:34.621944, E:128.28528
18
N:35.1125, E:126.91972
20
N:34.621944, E:128.28528
17
N:36.216667, E:126.566666
20
N:34.919724, E:128.35611
17
N:36.216667, E:126.566666
Kiribati (general)
N:35.65, E:126.61667
06
N:38.333332, E:128.21666
14
N:36.116665, E:128.08333
14
N:36.116665, E:128.08333
16
N:34.716667, E:126.38333
Gilbert Islands
N:33.227222, E:126.564445
17
N:36.272778, E:126.265
Gilbert Islands
N:33.227222, E:126.564445
16
N:34.56278, E:126.32445
20
N:35.06361, E:128.765
Kiribati (general)
N:35.7, E:126.98333
16
N:34.6, E:126.933334
14
N:36.916668, E:128.96666
18
N:35.105278, E:126.93361
11
N:37.643055, E:127.05278
11
N:37.643055, E:127.05278
16
N:34.566666, E:126.3
16
N:34.566666, E:126.3
14
N:36.0075, E:128.91695
06
N:37.133335, E:128.68333
13
N:37.191666, E:127.46639
Gilbert Islands
N:33.3, E:126.45
Gilbert Islands
N:33.304443, E:126.431114
Gilbert Islands
N:33.383335, E:126.416664
Gilbert Islands
N:33.383335, E:126.416664
17
N:36.890278, E:126.20695
16
N:34.405834, E:126.869446
17
N:36.518055, E:126.784164
14
N:35.917778, E:128.12306
Gyeongsangnam-do
N:34.8312, E:128.4992
10
N:35.111946, E:128.88528
20
N:34.833332, E:128.5
10
N:35.116665, E:128.88333
20
N:34.833332, E:128.5
13
N:37.1925, E:127.304726
17
N:36.269722, E:126.263054
17
N:36.269722, E:126.263054
14
N:36.91611, E:128.95639
16
N:34.525, E:127.13194
Kiribati (general)
N:35.883335, E:127.166664
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Qiyam
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