Prayer Times Today Darah-ye Nur, Afghanistan - Live Updates
Today:9 October 2026
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Hijri:27 Rabiʻ II 1448
Local Time:00:00:00
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Timezone:Asia/Kabul
Sunrise:5:48 AM
Sunset:5:21 PM
The University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi is applied for prayer time calculations. Shafi fiqh is applied.
Mid Night
11:35 PM
First Third
9:30 PM
Last Third
1:39 AM
Today’s Prayer Times in Darah-ye Nur, Nangarhār: Full Schedule & Notes
For today, Friday, 9 October 2026, corresponding to 27 Rabiʻ II 1448 on the Muslim calendar, the daily Salat schedule for Darah-ye Nur shows: The Islamic prayer sequence includes Fajr (4:24 AM), Dhuhr (11:35 AM), Asr (2:52 PM), Maghrib (5:21 PM), and Isha (6:45 PM). Today's sunlight schedule for Darah-ye Nur shows sunrise at 5:48 AM and sunset at 5:21 PM.
Important: Today in Darah-ye Nur features these three disliked prayer times (Awqat al-Karahah):
- 1) Morning period: 5:48 AM until 6:03 AM.
- Midday: approx. 10 min before Dhuhr to 11:35 AM (from solar noon until Dhuhr).
- The afternoon Makrooh period begins at approx. 15 min before Maghrib and ends at 5:21 PM.
For accurate prayer direction in Darah-ye Nur, the Qibla bearing is 253.140°. Tonight's Islamic night segments (explained in our FAQs) are: Tonight's spiritual segments: First Third at 9:30 PM, Midnight at 11:35 PM, Last Third at 1:39 AM.
For accurate prayer timing in Darah-ye Nur, calculations use the city's geographical position (34.703°, 70.602°), using the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method (Fajr angle 18°, Isha angle 18°), in line with the Shafi school of Islamic jurisprudence, using anglebased compensations for high latitude locations.
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About Darah-ye Nur, Nangarhar, Afghanistan | Muslim Community & Islamic Information
Darah-ye Nur (also spelled Darah-ye Nūr, historically known as Darranur, Darreh-ye Nūr, Ḏaṟṟahe Nūṟ, Ḏaṟṟah Nūṟ, and locally written as Darai Nur) is an important city located in the Nangarhar region (also known as Nangarhār) of the Afghanistan.