Daily Salat Times Ghurumbay, Afghanistan - Complete Timetable
Today:4 September 2026
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Hijri:22 Rabiʻ I 1448
Local Time:00:00:00
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Timezone:Asia/Kabul
Sunrise:5:26 AM
Sunset:6:12 PM
The calculation utilizes the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi. The method follows the Shafi jurisprudential school.
Mid Night
11:49 PM
First Third
9:57 PM
Last Third
1:42 AM
Today’s Prayer Times in Ghurumbay, Khōst: Full Schedule & Notes
On the Gregorian date Friday, 4 September 2026 (Islamic: 22 Rabiʻ I 1448), the required prayer times for Ghurumbay residents: Fajr (dawn) prayer: 4:01 AM, Dhuhr (midday): 11:50 AM, Asr (afternoon): 3:26 PM, Maghrib (sunset): 6:12 PM, Isha (night): 7:37 PM. The day begins with sunrise at 5:26 AM in Ghurumbay and ends with sunset at 6:12 PM.
Important Notes for Today: There are three periods of Awqat al-Karahah (Makrooh times) in Ghurumbay when prayer is disliked:
- First, the morning disliked time runs from 5:26 AM to 5:41 AM.
- 2) Midday period: approx. 10 min before Dhuhr until 11:50 AM.
- Afternoon: approx. 15 min before Maghrib to 6:12 PM (after Asr until sunset).
For Islamic prayer orientation in Ghurumbay, the Qibla direction is 254.644°. The Islamic nighttime schedule (detailed in our FAQs) includes these segments: Beginning with the First Third at 9:57 PM, followed by Midnight at 11:49 PM, and concluding with the Last Third at 1:42 AM.
Calculations for Ghurumbay's prayer times start with its geographical coordinates (33.337°, 69.894°), via the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi calculation technique (Fajr twilight at 18°, Isha at 18°), in accordance with the Shafi Islamic jurisprudence school, with anglebased calibrations for high latitude prayer timing.
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About Ghurumbay, Khost, Afghanistan | Muslim Community & Islamic Information
Ghurumbay (also spelled Ghurūmbay, historically known as Ghoṟūmbêy, Gurumbay, Ghorumbay, and locally written as غورمبی) is an important city located in the Khost region (also known as Khōst) of the Afghanistan.