Complete Prayer Times in Sarishtah Dari and Environs
Today:7 October 2026
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Hijri:25 Rabiʻ II 1448
Local Time:00:00:00
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Timezone:Asia/Kabul
Sunrise:5:47 AM
Sunset:5:24 PM
Calculations are performed using the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi. The juristic tradition is based on Shafi.
Mid Night
11:36 PM
First Third
9:32 PM
Last Third
1:39 AM
Today’s Prayer Times in Sarishtah Dari, Nangarhār: Full Schedule & Notes
Beginning Wednesday, 7 October 2026 (25 Rabiʻ II 1448 in the Hijri dating system), Muslims in Sarishtah Dari will perform prayers at these times: Today's mandatory prayer schedule: Fajr (4:23 AM), Dhuhr (11:36 AM), Asr (2:55 PM), Maghrib (5:24 PM), Isha (6:48 PM). The sun rises in Sarishtah Dari at 5:47 AM today and sets at 5:24 PM.
Today's Prayer Notes: The following Makrooh times (Awqat al-Karahah) apply in Sarishtah Dari today:
- The morning Makrooh period begins at 5:47 AM and lasts until 6:02 AM.
- Second, the midday disliked period spans approx. 10 min before Dhuhr to 11:36 AM.
- 3) Afternoon period: approx. 15 min before Maghrib until 5:24 PM.
The correct Qibla compass direction for Sarishtah Dari is 253.418°. The Islamic night is divided into three segments for spiritual practice: For night worship: First Third begins 9:32 PM, Midnight at 11:36 PM, Last Third at 1:39 AM.
Based on Sarishtah Dari's geographical coordinates (34.458°, 70.494°), the prayer times are calculated, through the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi methodology where Fajr begins at 18° and Isha at 18°, following the Shafi school's jurisprudential approach, including anglebased adaptations for latitude extremes.
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About Sarishtah Dari, Nangarhar, Afghanistan | Muslim Community & Islamic Information
Sarishtah Dari (also spelled Sarishtah Dārī, historically known as Sareshtehdārī, Saristadari, Sareshtadāri, Sareštadāri, and locally written as سرشتهداری) is an important city located in the Nangarhar region (also known as Nangarhār) of the Afghanistan.