Today Prayer Times in Damascus, United States
Today, October 06, 2024, the prayer times in Damascus are as follows: Fajr at 5:47 AM, Zuhr at 12:48 PM, Asr at 4:00 PM, Maghrib at 6:33 PM & Isha at 7:49 PM. It is obligatory for Muslims to perform Namaz (Salah) five times a day, and it is equally important to be aware of their respective timings.
The Fajr time
Damascus
marks the beginning of the day's spiritual observance, while the precise start and end timings for Namaz throughout the day provide a structured framework for the devout. The Fajr prayer window concludes as the sun rises, allowing believers to commence their day with a sense of spiritual fulfillment. As the day progresses, the Zuhr prayer's end time in
Damascus
approaches, offering a midday pause for reflection and connection. You can also find Fiqa Hanafi prayer time in
Damascus, Shafi prayer time and Fiqa Jafria Shia prayer times in
Damascus.
Stay on top of your daily prayer routine with the prayer time
Damascus
schedule, which includes the azan and salat schedule, as well as a 7-day time table. The Fajr, Dhuhur, Asr, Maghrib, Isha namaz timings and shia Namaz timing
Damascus
are available with customizable prayer time calculation methods to help you calculate the proper time for your prayer.
For today, which is
1 Rabiul Akhir 1446, you can find the
Damascus
prayer time along with the next 7 days' schedule from
06 Oct. 2024
to
13 Oct. 2024. Stay informed of the start and end time details for the
Damascus
zawal time updates as well.
In addition to the prayer times, you can also check the Iftar time in
Damascus, which is at
6:33 PM
for today, and the end of Sehri time in
Damascus, which is at
5:47 AM. You can also find the Sehri and Iftar time for Fiqa Hanafi (sunni) or Fiqa Jafria (shia) in
Damascus
with all of this information readily available, you can easily stay on track with your daily prayer routine and observe your religious obligations.
The exact namaz time in
Damascus
is determined by local Islamic authorities, who use various methods to calculate the timings. These methods include the use of astronomical charts, mathematical calculations, and other scientific methods. The prayer times in
Damascus
are announced in local mosques and are also available online.
It is important for Muslims in
Damascus
to observe the prescribed namazs timings, as prayer is considered one of the fundamental pillars of Islam. In addition to the five daily prayers, Muslims in
Damascus
also observe the Jummah prayer, which is offered every Friday afternoon and along with that Nawafil namaz such as Tahajjud, Ishraq, Chasht and Awwabin. Islamic prayer times shows you the correct times to Fajr, Zuhur, Asr, Maghrib Isha Namaz timing as well as Tahajjud, Ishraq, Chasht and Awwabin Namaz time.
What are the Prayer times in Damascus today?
Prayer Time in
Damascus
for
Sunday 06 Oct 2024
are:
- ● Fajr Time in
Damascus
:
5:47 AM
- ● Zuhr Time in
Damascus:
12:48 PM
- ● Asr Time in
Damascus:
4:00 PM
- ● Maghrib Time in
Damascus:
6:33 PM
- ● Isha Time in
Damascus:
7:49 PM
Damascus Azan Time Today
Here are (call to prayer) Azan times in Damascus for Sunday, October 06, 2024:
- ● Fajr Azan Time in
Damascus
:
5:47 AM
- ● Zuhr Azan Time in
Damascus:
12:48 PM
- ● Asr Azan Time in
Damascus:
4:00 PM
- ● Maghrib Azan Time in
Damascus:
6:33 PM
- ● Isha Azan Time in
Damascus:
7:49 PM
Ishraq Time in Damascus Today:
Today October 06, 2024 Ishraq Namaz Time in Damascus is start from 07:18 AM to 12:10 PM. Ishraq time in Damascus today is the beautiful moment when the sun rises, filling the city with its warm and radiant light. Many people, especially Muslims, cherish this time for reflection, gratitude, and finding a fresh burst of energy. It's a peaceful moment often used for optional prayers and quiet contemplation.
Tahajjud time in Damascus Today:
Tahajjud time in Damascus today, October 06, 2024, is start from 08:49 PM to 05:46 AM. Tahajjud, a unique night prayer, is observed in the last third of the night, just before the Fajr prayer time Damascus. While it's not obligatory, it's strongly encouraged by the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) for its many benefits like to make closer connection to Allah, Seeking Forgiveness, Supplication and Requests for personal needs, Self-Reflection and more.
Frequently Asked Questions:
What are the prayer (Salah) times in Damascus today?
Today prayer (salah) times in
Damascus are (Fajr time at
5:47 AM, Dhuhr time at
12:48 PM, Asr time at
4:00 PM, Maghrib time at
6:33 PM, and Isha time at
7:49 PM), it vary based on the position of the sun throughout the day. You can find accurate prayer timings by referring to local mosques, Islamic websites, mobile apps, or printed Islamic calendars.
What is Fajr time in Damascus?
Fajr time Damascus on October 06, 2024, is scheduled for 5:47 AM in Fiqa Hanafi and the Fajr Namaz time in Fiqh Jafriya is slightly different.
What is Zuhr time in Damascus?
Zuhur time Damascus on October 06, 2024, marked for 12:48 PM, providing you with a midday pause for prayer and contemplation.
What is Asr time in Damascus?
Asr time Damascus on October 06, 2024, arrives at 4:00 PM, inviting you to engage in your faith amidst the day's activities.
What is Maghrib time in Damascus?
Maghrib time Damascus on October 06, 2024, set at 6:33 PM in Fiqa Hanafi and in Fiqh Jafriya maghrib time Damascus namaz starts 10 minutes later.
What is Isha time in Damascus?
Isha time Damascus on October 06, 2024, is scheduled for 7:49 PM, isha time Damascus providing a peaceful opportunity to connect with your spirituality before retiring for the night.
What is the Azan Time in Damascus?
Today's Azan time in Damascus are as follows: Fajr at 5:47 AM, Zuhr at 12:48 PM, Asr at 4:00 PM, Maghrib at 6:33 PM, and Isha at 7:49 PM. These azan times are based on the Islamic Date of 1 Rabiul Akhir 1446.
What is the time of Zawal in Damascus?
On Oct 06, 2024 (1 Rabiul Akhir 1446), Zawal Time in Damascus starts at 12:10 PM and ends at 12:48 PM today.
What is the time for Tahajjud prayer in Damascus?
Today, Tahajjud time starts at 20:49:00 and ends at 05:42:00 in Damascus. Tahajjud prayer begins after the Isha prayer and when one wakes up from their sleep.