Prayer Times in Ireland
29
N:53.7, E:-7.383333
03
N:52.833332, E:-9.0
23
N:53.22167, E:-7.8841667
10
N:53.483334, E:-10.016666
06
N:54.95111, E:-8.359167
26
N:52.275833, E:-7.9922223
10
N:53.55, E:-10.116667
02
N:54.1, E:-7.3166666
04
N:51.857224, E:-8.299167
11
N:51.833332, E:-10.166667
06
N:55.116665, E:-7.9
10
N:53.466667, E:-8.5
11
N:52.11611, E:-9.902778
04
N:51.466667, E:-9.716667
11
N:52.140835, E:-10.268888
23
N:53.296112, E:-7.2894444
13
N:52.63111, E:-6.9947224
06
N:54.906387, E:-8.209444
06
N:55.033333, E:-8.116667
06
N:55.133335, E:-8.1
23
N:53.269444, E:-7.8269444
11
N:52.166668, E:-9.55
11
N:52.21611, E:-10.355556
03
N:52.92472, E:-8.645278
11
N:52.280834, E:-9.8675
26
N:52.497776, E:-7.980278
16
N:52.400276, E:-8.292778
04
N:51.830555, E:-8.229722
03
N:52.949165, E:-8.371388
20
N:54.203888, E:-10.036111
25
N:54.1, E:-8.25
10
N:53.048332, E:-8.400278
25
N:54.4, E:-8.516666
16
N:52.57028, E:-9.282778
04
N:51.75, E:-9.55
13
N:52.351665, E:-7.025
10
N:53.066387, E:-8.816667
19
N:54.033333, E:-6.133333
29
N:53.5, E:-7.5
06
N:55.07028, E:-7.4805555
21
N:53.681946, E:-6.2391667
31
N:53.004444, E:-6.2988887
11
N:51.75, E:-9.766666
06
N:54.616665, E:-8.1
03
N:52.93667, E:-9.345278
25
N:54.271946, E:-8.593333
04
N:51.5925, E:-9.13
N:53.345554, E:-6.216944
18
N:53.766666, E:-7.8333335
31
N:53.00139, E:-6.361944
18
N:53.733334, E:-7.8
21
N:53.666668, E:-6.6666665
11
N:52.186943, E:-10.363889
29
N:53.39389, E:-7.717222
29
N:53.533333, E:-7.35
02
N:54.19472, E:-7.7044444
02
N:53.813057, E:-6.951389
12
N:53.21583, E:-6.6669445
04
N:51.87389, E:-8.344444
27
N:52.23639, E:-6.9680557
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Qiyam
The term Qiyam-ul-layl, in the most literal sense, means to stand during the night. It is a voluntary prayer which is offered between the time of Ishaa prayer and the Fajr prayer (before dawn). But the most preferred time is before sunrise, in the last third of the night.For more information, read our article on qiyam.
The difference between Standard and Hanafi (Juristic Methods)
The only difference is in the Asr prayer. In the standard method (which is used by Imamas Shafii, Hanbali, and Maliki) the Asr prayer time starts when the shadow of an object is equivalent to its height, whereas in the Hanafi method the Asr prayer time starts when the shadow of an object is twice its height.
Daylight Saving Time
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