Salah Schedule Today for Sidqabad - All Prayers
Today:21 September 2026
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Hijri:9 Rabiʻ II 1448
Local Time:00:00:00
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Timezone:Asia/Kabul
Sunrise:5:40 AM
Sunset:5:51 PM
The calculation is based on the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi. The method is according to Shafi school.
Mid Night
11:45 PM
First Third
9:47 PM
Last Third
1:44 AM
Today’s Prayer Times in Sidqabad, Kāpīsā: Full Schedule & Notes
As of Monday, 21 September 2026, which is 9 Rabiʻ II 1448 according to Islamic tradition, the precise prayer times for Sidqabad today are: Salah times today: Fajr dawn prayer 4:15 AM, Dhuhr noon prayer 11:46 AM, Asr afternoon prayer 3:14 PM, Maghrib sunset prayer 5:51 PM, Isha night prayer 7:16 PM. In terms of solar timings, Sidqabad sees sunrise at 5:40 AM and sunset at 5:51 PM.
Note: Sidqabad has three Makrooh prayer periods (Awqat al-Karahah) today:
- Morning: from 5:40 AM to 5:55 AM (approximately 15 minutes after sunrise).
- The midday Makrooh time starts at approx. 10 min before Dhuhr and continues until 11:46 AM.
- Third, the afternoon disliked time covers approx. 15 min before Maghrib to 5:51 PM.
Muslims in Sidqabad should turn to 251.409° for Qibla orientation. For night prayers and worship, the Islamic night segments tonight are: The night division includes First Third starting at 9:47 PM, Midnight at 11:45 PM, and Last Third at 1:44 AM.
Sidqabad's daily prayer schedule is calculated from its specific coordinates (35.023°, 69.351°), employing the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi calculation system with Fajr at 18° and Isha at 18°, per the Shafi Islamic legal methodology, with anglebased corrections for northern/southern regions.
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About Sidqabad, Kapisa, Afghanistan | Muslim Community & Islamic Information
Sidqabad (also spelled Sidqābād, historically known as Qal‘a Wazīṟ, Qal’eh-i-Wazīr, Sedgābād, Makhmudraki, Seḏqābāḏ, Qal‘ah-ye Wazīr, and locally written as سدگ آباد) is an important city located in the Kapisa region (also known as Kāpīsā) of the Afghanistan.