Islamic Salah Schedule Sinzalay Prayer Center - Today's Schedule
Today:20 September 2026
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Hijri:8 Rabiʻ II 1448
Local Time:00:00:00
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Timezone:Asia/Kabul
Sunrise:5:37 AM
Sunset:5:50 PM
The University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi forms the foundation of the calculation. The method is based on the Shafi school of Islamic jurisprudence.
Mid Night
11:43 PM
First Third
9:46 PM
Last Third
1:41 AM
Today’s Prayer Times in Sinzalay, Laghmān: Full Schedule & Notes
On the Gregorian date Sunday, 20 September 2026 (Islamic: 8 Rabiʻ II 1448), the required prayer times for Sinzalay residents: Fajr (dawn) prayer: 4:12 AM, Dhuhr (midday): 11:44 AM, Asr (afternoon): 3:13 PM, Maghrib (sunset): 5:50 PM, Isha (night): 7:15 PM. The day begins with sunrise at 5:37 AM in Sinzalay and ends with sunset at 5:50 PM.
Important Notes for Today: There are three periods of Awqat al-Karahah (Makrooh times) in Sinzalay when prayer is disliked:
- First, the morning disliked time runs from 5:37 AM to 5:52 AM.
- 2) Midday period: approx. 10 min before Dhuhr until 11:44 AM.
- Afternoon: approx. 15 min before Maghrib to 5:50 PM (after Asr until sunset).
For Islamic prayer orientation in Sinzalay, the Qibla direction is 252.551°. The Islamic nighttime schedule (detailed in our FAQs) includes these segments: Beginning with the First Third at 9:46 PM, followed by Midnight at 11:43 PM, and concluding with the Last Third at 1:41 AM.
Calculations for Sinzalay's prayer times start with its geographical coordinates (34.666°, 69.931°), 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 Sinzalay, Laghman, Afghanistan | Muslim Community & Islamic Information
Sinzalay (historically known as Senzalay, and locally written as سنزلی) is an important city located in the Laghman region (also known as Laghmān) of the Afghanistan.