Fajr, or dawn prayer, is the first of the five daily obligatory prayers in Islam. Its timing is determined by astronomical phenomena, specifically the appearance of the true dawn.
Start Time: Fajr begins at Subh Sadiq (true dawn), which is when the first light appears across the entire width of the horizon. It is the point when the darkness of night starts fading away and the sky begins to brighten.
End Time: The time for Fajr ends when the sun begins to rise. This is called Sunrise (Shuruq). It is crucial to complete the Fajr prayer before sunrise.
Determining Fajr Time: The exact time of Fajr varies depending on the location and the time of year. It is calculated based on the sun's position relative to the horizon. Islamic calendars and prayer timetables, readily available online or through mobile apps, provide accurate Fajr times for specific locations.
Importance of Fajr: Fajr prayer is considered one of the most important prayers in Islam, and performing it on time is highly emphasized.
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