Prayer Times in Sudan
31
N:14.083333, E:35.4
27
N:14.366667, E:32.666668
27
N:15.116667, E:32.45
27
N:13.216667, E:34.15
31
N:15.7, E:33.966667
27
N:14.366667, E:33.316666
29
N:15.516666, E:32.85
34
N:9.916667, E:29.166666
34
N:12.3, E:31.333334
30
N:19.883333, E:30.5
30
N:21.283333, E:32.2
30
N:21.6, E:31.716667
30
N:21.033333, E:32.366665
30
N:20.449722, E:32.576668
30
N:20.751112, E:32.545834
30
N:21.5, E:31.966667
30
N:20.14, E:32.750557
30
N:19.916666, E:32.933334
30
N:21.75, E:31.466667
30
N:19.7, E:33.133335
27
N:14.416667, E:33.016666
27
N:11.266666, E:34.65
27
N:10.9, E:34.916668
53
N:17.911945, E:33.98861
26
N:11.616667, E:32.716667
34
N:10.833333, E:30.883333
34
N:9.816667, E:28.75
33
N:15.133333, E:26.2
33
N:10.9, E:24.9
34
N:12.316667, E:28.816668
27
N:14.25, E:32.983334
26
N:9.633333, E:29.5
30
N:19.166666, E:32.75
27
N:13.866667, E:33.25
34
N:11.916667, E:27.916666
30
N:19.366667, E:30.216667
27
N:15.133333, E:32.666668
34
N:15.466667, E:32.016666
34
N:15.116667, E:30.833334
34
N:10.016666, E:29.35
27
N:11.4, E:33.566666
30
N:18.683332, E:30.233334
30
N:17.433332, E:32.966667
29
N:15.706667, E:32.404446
33
N:11.533333, E:24.6
30
N:17.783333, E:32.283333
27
N:14.566667, E:33.35
33
N:14.05, E:25.783333
27
N:15.266666, E:32.916668
34
N:11.5, E:29.25
27
N:15.310555, E:32.865833
30
N:16.709723, E:33.35389
30
N:16.709723, E:33.35389
34
N:15.15, E:30.45
29
N:15.583333, E:33.416668
33
N:11.933333, E:25.933332
33
N:11.366667, E:26.35
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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.
Daylight Saving Time
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