Prayer times during ramadan

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Can somebody tell me how I would find a calendar for the prayer times (in the UK) during Ramadan 2007?

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Can somebody tell me how I would find a calendar for the prayer times (in the UK) during Ramadan 2007?

Thanks

you could get it from a local mosque or tell a muslim friend to get you 1. but im sure you can get it on the net bt dnt knw wher from sori.
 
Thanks, Syilla :)

What do these terms mean:
Fajr
Dhur
Asr
Maghrib
Isha?

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Hey,

Fajr = Morning Prayer (before sunrise)
Dhur = Afternoon Prayer
Asr = Evening Prayer
Maghrib = At the time of sunset
Isha = Night prayer

Hope it helps! :)
 
I should have guessed, Abdullah!
Thanks for your help. :)

Oh, another question:
Does the Ramadan fast start before Fajr and end after Maghrib?
 
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yup it starts just before fajr (sunrise) and is breaken at Maghrib (sunset)..so in the here in England the first fast is about 14 1/2 hours :)
 
According to this link which Syilla posted, the morning prayer takes place almost 2 hours before sunrise ... does that mean Muslims will pray their morning prayer, then eat and then start their fast before the sun rises?
When exactly does the fast start (say on day one on the given link): at 4.36 or at 6.31?
 
Can somebody tell me how I would find a calendar for the prayer times (in the UK) during Ramadan 2007?

Thanks

Greetings Glo,

May I ask why your asking for the Calender? :D Just curious
 
What are the Jamaa'at Times as opposed to the Beginning Times, Abdullah?

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hi glo.
jamaa't times are just the times that the muslims gather to pray in congretion.
for example, the beginning of dhuhr maybe at 12, however the people may have decided to gather for congretion at 12.30.
 
You can go to islamicity.com and they have a calender on there that tells you the prayer time for each day of the month

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According to this link which Syilla posted, the morning prayer takes place almost 2 hours before sunrise ... does that mean Muslims will pray their morning prayer, then eat and then start their fast before the sun rises?
When exactly does the fast start (say on day one on the given link): at 4.36 or at 6.31?
From http://www.islamicfinder.org/ prayer times for London.

If the moon is sighted on September 12, then Ramadan will begin on September 13. Muslims are encouraged to get up before time for fajr prayer to drink and have a light meal called suhur. A Muslim is required to abstain from food, drink and sexual realtions from before dawn (4:36 AM) until the sun sets (7:21 PM). The time changes according to sun rise and sun set times.

Time for fajr is after dawn and ends just before the sun rises. Typically, Muslims end the fast right at sun set with water and 3 dates and then pray maghrib before eating a full meal.
 

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