The Islamic Society of York Region, often referred to as the Islamic Center or the ISYR, was established in the August of 1999. A large area of 33 acres was bought by ICIT Director Zafar Bangash and some partners. Work was begun to renovate the two main buildings of the area, one of which became a mosque while the other became a Banquet Hall. The mosque has improved greatly since that time, and now features: a large, lavishly decorated banquet hall, a small Islamic library, a large prayer hall, ablution facilities, a swimming pool, playground, soccer field and picnic area, and a television studio. The ISYR now holds weekly Friday Congregational Prayers (Jumuah), Nightly Prayers in Ramadan (Taraweeh), weekly Iftar Programs in Ramadan, a weekly Islamic Sunday School. The mosque has also become more interactive, now hosting a website (www.isyr.org, where you can find out about the latest going-ons at the Center. There is also a television channel based at the mosque, called Muslim Perspectives, which shows events at the mosque and interviews with various people about Islamic or world issues. (Visit the website for more information). A second mosque has been opened in Newmarket which is a brother-mosque of the Islamic Society of York Region. ***ON AUGUST 16TH, 2009, THE ISLAMIC SOCIETY OF YORK REGION WILL BE HOSTING ITS TENTH ANNIVERSARY EVENT. BRING YOUR WHOLE FAMILY TO COMMEMORATE TEN YEARS OF ISYR. NO ENTRANCE FEES. THERE ARE ONLY SMALL FEES FOR KIDS GAMES AND FOOD. AS ALWAYS DONATIONS ARE ACCEPTED.***
Islamic Society of York Region
Richmond Hill, Canada
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| Salat (Prayer) | Timing | Fardh (Obligatory) | Sunnah | |
| Raka'as (Units) | Before Fardh | After Fardh | ||
| Fajr (Morning) | Between the very beginning of dawn and sunrise | 2 | 2 | None |
| Salat (Prayer) | Timing | Fardh (Obligatory) | Sunnah | |
| Raka'as (Units) | Before Fardh | After Fardh | ||
| Dhuhr (Noon) | Between the declining of the sun & Asr (when the shadow of something is twice its own length) | 4 | 4 | 2 |
| Salat (Prayer) | Timing | Fardh (Obligatory) | Sunnah | |
| Raka'as (Units) | Before Fardh | After Fardh | ||
| Asr (Late Afternoon) | Immediately after the last time limit of Dhuhr until (just before) the sunset | 4 | None | None |
| Salat (Prayer) | Timing | Fardh (Obligatory) | Sunnah | |
| Raka'as (Units) | Before Fardh | After Fardh | ||
| Maghrib (Evening) | Soon after the sunset until the disappearance of the twilight | 3 | None | 2 |
| Salat (Prayer) | Timing | Fardh (Obligatory) | Sunnah | |
| Raka'as (Units) | Before Fardh | After Fardh | ||
| Isha (Night) | After the disappearance of the twilight until midnight. | 4 | None | 2 Note: There is also a very much emphasized prayer (Witr) after Isha3 |
Sunrise
Shurooq is the time of sunrise, the time when the upper limb of the sun just starts to appear above the horizon. This marks the end time for Fajr (morning) prayer.
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.
| Organization | Angle of the sun under the horizon (Fajr) | Angle of the sun under the horizon (Isha) | Region |
| Muslim World League | 18 degrees | 17 degrees | Europe, The Far East, Parts of the USA |
| Egyptian General Authority of Survey | 19.5 degrees | 17.5 degrees | Africa, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Malaysia, Parts of the USA |
| University Of Islamic Sciences, Karachi | 18 degrees | 18 degrees | Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, Afghanistan, Parts of Europe |
| Umm Al-Qura | 18.5 Degrees (19 degrees before 1430 hijri) | 90 minutes after the Sunset Prayer. 120 minutes (in Ramadan only) |
The Arabian Peninsula |
| Islamic Society of North America | 15 degrees | 15 degrees | Parts of the USA, Canada, Parts of the UK |
| Union des Organisations Islamiques de France | 12 degrees | 12 degrees | France region |
| Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura | 20 degrees | 18 degrees | Singapore region |
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.
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