Q: What are the Valid Praying times for Fajr, Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha?

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[@thiagomorgado1387]

It has been tree days since o reverted and this video in the perfect hour to help me understanding the times for Prayer, specila the time of Isha'a, thank you so much may Allah blessed you greatly.

[@captainobviousbirb]

masha Allah, may Allah bless u

[@wafiya8079]

Assalamu Alaikum! Just curious, how is 6 months of being a Muslim?

[@thiagomorgado1387]

@@wafiya8079 its a trip, not gona lie, is a great strugle, sepecialy herer been a muslim in Rio de Janeiro Brazil, we have a really small comunity herer, sometimes, im blessed that most of my family accepted well, i have some troubles because of personel problems that afected my life but o dont regret in NOTHING, that IS my jihad i presume, but im happy.

[@wafiya8079]

@@thiagomorgado1387 Ma Sha'a Allah made me so happy reading it. May Allah make you a resident of the jannathul firdous and make you able to experience your first Ramadan in all its glory

[@MuslimMan377]

I hope you are doing well and hanging in there

[@Arthineas]

I really love this video. He did an amazing job of explaining this.

[@moushum]

I loved the azaan background sound

[@jamesmoss386]

Shukran akhi

[@TranquilCastlestar]

Wow! SubhanAllah! Thank you so much! Jazakallahu khairan.

[@abdulraheemhabeeb6921]

Ma Sh’allah Really Educational

[@AsAs-gp9ev]

Mashallah tabarakAllah

[@thebrain3047]

Alhamdulillah.

[@azlaanbharde2610]

Jazakallah

[@ranakhan8464]

Jazakallah khair sheikh so useful information indeed

[@paulhk2727]

Zenith is when sun is the highest, that's way easier to understand and applies to everywhere. With the shadow, it doesn't explain dhur in Northern Europe

[@hasnaanu1880]

Masha allllaahh

[@gaziurrahmanjahan6015]

KHlaSh/finishid❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@moisaredd]

yes im watching

[@reshmamahangare4817]

Shukr Alhamdullilah

[@cynicalfeather7669]

MASHALLAH😍❤

[@rohirashid5429]

Mashallah Jazakallah u khair

[@shamsaaraf5190]

Jazak Allah khair but sheikh must say I've never really understood the Isha prayer to start once the redness in sky disappears. This is because the redness in the sky usually in UK (june right now) disappears virtually minutes (approx 10 min, If a little longer) after Maghreb starting giving us barely anytime to read the Maghreb Salah. Typically I've heard it can be prayed upto 1 hr /1hr 10mins after Maghreb starting but the redness goes from the sky minutes after Maghreb starts. Then there usually is a light blue sky and then pitch black night

[@azeemahammed8646]

thanks for the right representation

[@marloncaceres695]

Thank you Sir

[@faiazmalekzadeh5101]

According to Imam Abu Hanifa , an opinion of Hanafi, Maghrib ends when Isha starts , when whiteness in sky disappears. Completely dark, barely any light. But many Hanafis disagree and follow Hanafi opinion when Maghrib ends/isha starts when redness disappears . North America follows Imam Abu Hanifa view for safety and to avoid disagreement

[@javidzafar3729]

Salat times in Calgary /June 2022

[@Lovely_Guy947]

Sir is there any prayers time calendar available which shows pray times before kazah namaz?

[@bangla_news_today]

ٱلسَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ وَرَحْمَةُ ٱللَّٰهِ WEB APP FOR any MASJID & (NO ADS) kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4KYe6xsi8uCj80 I recommend it because- 1 THIS PRAYER APP CAN BE USE FOR ANY MASJID 2 USERS HAVE FULL ACCESS ON THIS PRAYER APP 3 USER CAN UPDATE MASJID PRAYER TIME 4 USER CAN BRING HIS MASJID TO FRONT SCREEN 4 WHEN A USER UPDATE PRAYER TIME IT IS UPDATE FOR EVERYONE 5 USER CAN FIND NEAREST MASJID USER CAN GET DIRECTION TO THE MASJID This is very simple website App and it is very unique, Only you know when you use it

[@user-mv5dr4de6o]

So when it’s dark blue it’s still maghrib? And when it’s black it’s isha

[@shielatv22]

Should I wait for the clock to go to exact time to pray? Like guarding it to the exact time. Sorry for the question, I am learning how to do Fajr and I hope after I manage to make it I'll move to learn the Zuhr. (Inshallah)

[@wendigo7123]

You should pray after the azan. You can learn how to read and recite azan. But you can always search it up on KZbin to learn or go to this website www.jaffari.org its plays the azan when it is time. It takes only 6 minutes.

[@paulhk2727]

I live in Germany and I do it like this: I have five Alarms set on my phone, one for each salah and turned on for every day in week The ringtone for Alarm is downloaded sound of Azan, since here there is no mosque and no Azan Everyday I look up new salah times for my area and adjust the times of my five Alarms. And now you have your personal reminder of prayer and feel like living in muslim country 🙂 Search in the internet for Salah times in your location! Here is a link, type in your location on website: www.islamicfinder.org Remember, visit this website everyday to adjust alarm! If there is no information, for Fajr search time of dawn (beginning) and time of sunrise (end) in your location

[@enayasareen8467]

Hey i heard we shouldn’t use animated profile pics

[@shielatv22]

@@paulhk2727 thanks brother.

[@shielatv22]

@@enayasareen8467 idk. This is just one of my random account it doesn't represent me as a person.

[@javidzafar3729]

Prayer times in Calgary during June 2022

[@aurangzebathar3867]

How to calculate isha end time without the clock? How did people use to calculate it before the invention of the clock?

[@unknownrealist5374]

Time has always been a concept long before the clock was invented. At the time of the Prophet ‘Alayhi salati wa salam they had sa’at (hour long periods.)

[@fountainofspeech1379]

@@unknownrealist5374 like an hourglass?

[@unknownrealist5374]

@@fountainofspeech1379 I’m not exactly sure but the concept was certainly there

[@fountainofspeech1379]

@@unknownrealist5374 ah thank you, I was wondering this too

[@unknownrealist5374]

@@fountainofspeech1379 You can find this in the sunnah. For example the Prophet Sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam tells us to supplicate in the final portion of time before the end of Friday.

[@moisaredd]

NICE SISTER SEREENA

[@mamadzohir3895]

So we can pray Zohr until Asr right?

[@lorrainegomes4565]

I want to know this too

[@hamdaqueen5261]

The way he pronounces Cinderella😂😂😂

[@Indianforall123]

😅😅

[@habsaali6087]

What is the time but

[@algerieinformations]

What's with the women example though? As if you are insulting mother Khadija astaghfirullah.

[@Ayo_zak]

May Allah forgive us all

[@Afreen-ol3le]

Can I follow the prayer timings from Google or any apps???coz they differ from my locality muaddhin

[@bangla_news_today]

ٱلسَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ وَرَحْمَةُ ٱللَّٰهِ WEB APP FOR any MASJID & (NO ADS) kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4KYe6xsi8uCj80 I recommend it because- 1 THIS PRAYER APP CAN BE USE FOR ANY MASJID 2 USERS HAVE FULL ACCESS ON THIS PRAYER APP 3 USER CAN UPDATE MASJID PRAYER TIME 4 USER CAN BRING HIS MASJID TO FRONT SCREEN 4 WHEN A USER UPDATE PRAYER TIME IT IS UPDATE FOR EVERYONE 5 USER CAN FIND NEAREST MASJID USER CAN GET DIRECTION TO THE MASJID This is very simple website App and it is very unique, Only you know when you use it

[@ffs-9698]

I live in a country that is almost always cloudy, what can I do to figure out if it is time? Also, even on clear days, I'm not able to see the horizon from my home, due to the houses around me, what can I do then? I can't help worrying if I'm missing praying on time as I do not know if the prayer time table I have at home is accurate or not, and I really want to make sure I'm praying on time.

[@nenembengue1161]

So u don’t have Islamic apps on your phone to give you the time to pray?🤔 we in 2022 u know

[@ffs-9698]

@@nenembengue1161 Those aren't reliable. No need for the condescending tone. The question was clearly not meant for you so there was no need for you to comment. Please kindly keep your negativity away. Thank you.

[@nenembengue1161]

@@ffs-9698 yes they are just say u live in medieval time

[@ilovefood4200]

@@nenembengue1161 1) It’s just a question 2) they aren’t reliable. Every Muslim app has different timings.

[@kiwi.kiwi.]

According to Assim Al Hakeem also, we should use Umm al Qura in our apps for the 4 prayers except the last one. Isha is inaccurate. Umm al Qura calculates isha to be an hour and a half after maghrib, which is false. Because according to the sheikh it is usually 60 to 70 minutes later, and it is never 90 minutes which is an hour and a half. In Ramadan, you're advised to add half an hour more to the already half an hour isha, making it even more wrong than it already was. So for Isha, you should use ISNA or Muslim Word league if it is within 60 to 70 minutes and never 90 minutes after maghrib. He also says the university of Karachi is good for isha. Hopefully you understand. Or, you could calculate the middle of the night by yourself which is the last time for praying isha which is what I would do if neither Muslim word league or ISNA or Karachi is correct. For me, University of Karachi is sometimes correct, sometimes not. And Muslim World League as well as ISNA are incorrect for me. This calculation for the last time of isha is also something he explains. For example, if Fajr is at AM and Maghrib is at 6 PM, you have to calculate the amount of hours in-between. There are 11 hours in between. Now, divide that into 2. 11 divided by 2 is 5 and a half. Add 5 and a half hours to the maghrib time which was 6 PM, so 6 PM + 5 and a half hours. What you get then is 11:30 PM. this is your last time you can pray isha. A good app is Athan (made by Islamicfinder). A better app is Pillars which is completely ad-free. However for pillars you have to choose a high latitude method which is still confusing to me, even if the app can also choose automatically for you. Because if I compare the umm al qura times in athan and pillars, they differ from eachother by 1 to 3 minutes. So I guess I have to look at the sky to determine which is ultimately correct.

[@IbnZakariyyaAbdallah]

Praying 5 minutes before 12 doesn’t just mean the prayer is invalid, but Allah knows best.

[@rlybro]

bruh...

[@verdhakhan2475]

I would just like say Mexican is not a language! Furthermore why is that women have to understand the timings? He should of said people. Not base it on gender. He did explain the technical aspects of when to pray quite well. Do all sects follow these timings?

[@Ayo_zak]

I was thinking the same. May Allah forgive us all

[@going2sleep]

That’s great but what about cloudy or snowy days.

[@paulhk2727]

You have to astronomically calculate, at which time the sun **would** reach those areas. Or you let others calculate it, just search in the internet "Salah times in [current location]" or even things like "time of dawn/sunrise/zenith/sunset/twilight in [current location]" and you can know. I live in Germany where the explanation in this video with the shadows doesn't help and every day I look up the times and adjust my five alarms for Salah with Azan as alarm sound, so I never miss Salah. Everyday the times shift for 1 minute compared to last day so every day I adjust!

[@unknownrealist5374]

@@paulhk2727 The apps can automate it for you bro because they adjust themselves

[@lqman9300]

Does anyone find that Duhr takes long to come in? (Waiting for the shadow from the east to shorten, and then extended towards the West).

[@robohabba2642]

MUSLIMS DO NOT DISLIKE OTHERS

[@saniaalam145]

But what if itsss cloudyyyy

[@jordylee7346]

Why did you say “this is important for woman to know”? Doesn’t it apply to Men too??

[@Mansoor322]

Sir timing for Isha is not clear.. also no discussion about witr timings

[@wendigo7123]

Isha should be prayed after maghrib if there is not too much time or if you prefer. Isha could be prayed a few hours after marghrib just make sure it is prayed before fajr.

[@unknownrealist5374]

@@wendigo7123 No Isha can’t just be prayed after Maghrib because you just feel like it. Salawaat are to prayed at the prescribed times they’ve been set at by the shari’a. There are specific conditions for combining Isha with Maghrib; no one can just offer it when they want

[@wendigo7123]

@@unknownrealist5374 what I meant was wait a few minutes then pray isha.

[@wendigo7123]

@@unknownrealist5374 I made a little mistake.

[@unknownrealist5374]

@@wendigo7123 Oh ok akhi I understand you

[@aliakhan9805]

I have heard from some scholars that the time for isha is till fajr. Is this true?

[@blanewalker5512]

You cannot delay Isha for too long, and its also not recommended to delay the salah without a valid reason. It's better to do the salah at the right time

[@imcalledtalha8688]

It is an issue of dispute amongst scholars. It's best to pray before what this shaykh desribed as midnight

[@fahmid3567]

Very helpful.can I get uor email .so that I can I ask u some personal question

[@asefmahmud1217]

Sheikh Assim Al Hakeem....go to his channel. You will find the procedures.

[@unknownrealist5374]

On his website go on Ask a question (questions are now being taken from 6pm Makkah time, so submit your question as soon as possible as the quota for questions ends in the first 15-30 minutes)

[@robohabba2642]

If you dont like it just dont watch

[@qahkkhan9695]

Salam My question is about salat timings. I am pakistani living in Denmark. We get a salat calendar from Pakistani mosque in which sahoor and isha timings are different from the phone apps and other salat calendar issued by other mosques. For example in a calendar sahoor and fajr time is 4:00 (Pakistani mosque calendar) While app is showing 3:15 for fajr . I am confused to decide which one is correct. Please help me for this

[@edessafrancedelvalle6645]

Simple. Set your app's adhan manually according to your location.

[@ayatalamproduction8637]

@@edessafrancedelvalle6645 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jajCdGeHh7d7oLc actual time

[@wendigo7123]

Set it to your location.

[@sanashaikh5834]

Assalamualaikum. I would like to know is it permissible to pray fajr after sunrise. Sometimes if I oversleep and I don't get up for Fajr which I try to avoid most of the times and just get up when it's time for sunrise what I am supposed to do. Can I offer my prayers or should I just pray kaza later. Pls give some insight about this.

[@quranhistory9841]

Habibi no you cant

[@quranhistory9841]

It's not you have to pray fajr cuz they said (SWT) do not sleep over fajr so no the answer is no

[@misadkojasevic7616]

45 minutes after sunrise you can pray Before that you can not pray brother

[@feisal9310]

If you miss fajr you Need to pray 2 sunnah prayers before fardh

[@feisal9310]

And you need to Make it up as soon as you remember

[@robohabba2642]

WHO DISLIKED THIS

[@Din990]

Salamwalaykum. Is there any aHadith about wearing a red and white saudi flag on your head? Why do these “scholars” affiliate piety with a Saudi dress code? Im just curious.

[@nonstop7255]

This scholar is Saudi himself , ofc he'd wear traditional Arabic clothing

[@adhinnaaliyyaayyoob8089]

He is not wearing the Saudi flag. He is wearing what is called a keffiyeh. It is part of the Arabic culture and dressing. It is not an Islamic thing. It's the same as you wearing a cap.

[@unknownrealist5374]

@@adhinnaaliyyaayyoob8089 Is the thawb Islamic?

[@adhinnaaliyyaayyoob8089]

@@unknownrealist5374 no, again it's the dressing of the Arabic culture. just like the abaya which is a garment of Arabic women.

[@unknownrealist5374]

@@adhinnaaliyyaayyoob8089 But didn’t the Prophet himself wear it ‘Alayhi salati wa salam. And the thawb is not exclusive to Arabs; the thawb is synonymous with Islam and is a symbol of it for the non believers; not a symbol of Arab culture. It constitutes Islamic attire and is worn by all kind of Muslims and isn’t worn by the non-Muslim Arabs. People say this about the thawb but it’s gotta be Islamic; I can see how the others like the keffiyeh are just cultural, but the thawb’s gotta be Islamic

[@kazimashqur6941]

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