iMuslim - Prayer, Dua, Quran 60

The time of prayer, known as Salat Times, is determined by the position of the sun. Different prayer times exist due to the varying positions of the sun throughout the day. Salat or Salah is one of the obligatory acts, known as Fardh, in Islam. It is a requirement for every Muslim to perform the prayers five times a day at specific times. Prayer is considered one of the five pillars of Islam.

A Muslim is obligated to pray five times a day. The first prayer is the Fajr prayer, which takes place in the early morning from Subhe sadik until sunrise. The Zuhr prayer is to be performed from noon until the time of Asr prayer. Asr prayer can be performed before sunset. The Maghrib prayer starts immediately after sunset and lasts for around 30-45 minutes. About 1 hour and 30 minutes after Maghrib, the Isha prayer begins, which extends until shortly before Fajr prayer. In addition to these five obligatory (Fardh) prayers, it is also recommended (Wajib) to perform Witr prayers after the Isha prayer. There are also several other sunnat prayers that Muslims can perform.

Knowing the exact Salah Times is of great importance to the Muslim Ummah (community). Our app will assist you in knowing the precise prayer times anywhere in the world. The app includes features such as alarms, tasbih counting, asma-ul-hasana, and many others:

• Accurate prayer times based on your location
• Inclusion of Ishraq, Awwabin, and Tahajjud prayer times
• Indication of forbidden times for prayers
• Accurate timing for Seheri and Iftar based on your location
• Qibla direction determination
• Tasbih counting feature
• Ramadan calendar
• Azan for prayers and alarm arrangement
• Dua Dhirk feature

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