Prayer Times in Republic of Korea
20
N:34.818054, E:128.56639
Kiribati (general)
N:35.533333, E:127.55
16
N:34.737778, E:125.93361
13
N:37.35, E:126.76667
13
N:37.35, E:126.76667
13
N:37.066666, E:127.416664
Phoenix Islands
N:35.770557, E:126.815
16
N:34.343334, E:126.72667
14
N:36.083332, E:129.41667
16
N:34.566666, E:126.95
16
N:34.648888, E:126.12028
20
N:34.913612, E:128.65611
16
N:34.466667, E:126.25
14
N:36.50889, E:129.4436
13
N:37.066666, E:127.416664
Phoenix Islands
N:35.770557, E:126.815
06
N:38.235554, E:127.35
20
N:35.0275, E:127.90305
Kiribati (general)
N:35.95, E:126.816666
20
N:34.65, E:128.23334
16
N:34.68667, E:125.429726
Phoenix Islands
N:35.603054, E:126.29278
12
N:37.22278, E:126.14167
14
N:36.42972, E:128.31361
20
N:34.99361, E:128.6375
Kiribati (general)
N:36.0, E:128.5
Gyeongsangbuk-do
N:35.9206, E:128.5514
Gyeongsangbuk-do
N:35.9908, E:128.3918
06
N:37.797222, E:128.26611
14
N:35.666668, E:128.75
17
N:36.0775, E:127.458336
16
N:35.114723, E:126.48972
16
N:34.43722, E:127.01111
16
N:34.444168, E:126.42639
20
N:34.8875, E:128.1814
Kiribati (general)
N:35.066666, E:126.833336
20
N:34.883335, E:128.72139
14
N:36.300278, E:128.4761
16
N:34.33, E:127.37722
18
N:35.148613, E:126.94556
16
N:34.483334, E:126.35
14
N:36.9, E:129.41667
06
N:37.216667, E:129.2
Gilbert Islands
N:33.5, E:126.89889
14
N:36.343887, E:128.58833
16
N:34.619446, E:126.77778
14
N:36.683334, E:127.98333
16
N:34.411945, E:126.36972
14
N:36.649166, E:129.20361
14
N:36.649166, E:129.20361
16
N:34.4575, E:126.253334
12
N:37.666668, E:126.433334
Kiribati (general)
N:35.633335, E:127.066666
20
N:35.433334, E:127.78333
Kiribati (general)
N:35.483334, E:127.416664
16
N:34.77861, E:126.15111
06
N:38.3075, E:128.11583
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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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