Prayer Times For Muslims - A Free Android Application

Listed below are the Prayer Times for Muslims. You can also learn more about how to pray during these times. Please keep in mind that praying during the Hours of Ramadan and Fajr can be challenging for some people, especially those who do not have proper vaccinations. It is also best to pray outside if you are unvaccinated. Weigh your options carefully and make the right decision for you. If you are not sure what time of day it is, contact a Muslim shariah.

Historically, prayer times have been determined using folk astronomy. The muezzin, the speaker of Islamic prayers, would use a sundial or gnomon to determine when to call people to prayer. Islamic scholars then combined this knowledge with the advancement of mathematics to create instruments to determine the prayer times. These instruments were only used by a small group of Muslims. But they also promoted scientific knowledge and craftsmanship. The prayer times can be displayed in a clear way to help the faithful keep time.

Muslims have five daily prayers called salah. Each of these prayers has a prescribed time. Salah times are calculated based on the position of the sun in the sky. However, the sun's position in the sky does change throughout the seasons. To determine the exact time to perform the salat, there are several methods that Muslims use. These methods vary slightly, but they all provide a general idea of when to perform each prayer. The salat times for Fajr, Asr, and Maghrib are calculated mathematically and should be performed when the sun reaches about 17 degrees below the horizon.