Accurate Prayer Times for Du Qal`ah Locality - Islamic Tools
Today:6 October 2026
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Hijri:24 Rabiʻ II 1448
Local Time:00:00:00
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Timezone:Asia/Kabul
Sunrise:6:21 AM
Sunset:6:03 PM
The calculation technique is the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi. Shafi Islamic jurisprudence is followed.
Mid Night
12:12 AM
First Third
10:09 PM
Last Third
2:15 AM
Today’s Prayer Times in Du Qal`ah, Farāh: Full Schedule & Notes
Today, Tuesday, 6 October 2026, which corresponds to 24 Rabiʻ II 1448 on the Islamic (Hijri) calendar, the five daily salah times for Du Qal`ah are set at: Daily prayers in sequence: Fajr 5:00 AM, Dhuhr 12:12 PM, Asr 5:00 AM, Maghrib 6:03 PM, Isha 7:24 PM. Sunrise in Du Qal`ah occurs at 6:21 AM, with sunset following at 6:03 PM today.
Important Notes for Today: There are three periods of Awqat al-Karahah (Makrooh times) in Du Qal`ah when prayer is disliked:
- First, the morning disliked time runs from 6:21 AM to 6:36 AM.
- 2) Midday period: approx. 10 min before Dhuhr until 12:12 PM.
- Afternoon: approx. 15 min before Maghrib to 6:03 PM (after Asr until sunset).
For those in Du Qal`ah seeking the Qibla direction, the compass bearing is 247.695°. Tonight's spiritual night segments in Islamic practice are: Night starts with First Third at 10:09 PM, then Midnight at 12:12 AM, and ends with Last Third at 2:15 AM.
These prayer times for Du Qal`ah are calculated for its specific location (coordinates: 32.142°, 61.447°), following the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi standard (Fajr angle: 18°, Isha angle: 18°), as per the Shafi school of Islamic jurisprudence, including anglebased modifications for higher latitude regions.
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About Du Qal`ah, Farah, Afghanistan | Muslim Community & Islamic Information
Du Qal`ah (also spelled Dū Qal‘ah, historically known as Qal‘eh-ye Kā, Qal‘eh Kāh, Qala-i-Kāh, Kala-i-Kāh, Do Qal‘eh, Ḏoqal‘a, Qal‘ah-ye Kāh, and locally written as دو قلعه) is an important city located in the Farah region (also known as Farāh) of the Afghanistan.