Daily Prayer Schedule Khwajah Ganjan Islamic Center
Fecha de hoy:2 de febrero de 2026
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Fecha Hijri:14 shaʻban 1447
Hora actual:00:00:00
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Zona horaria:Asia/Kabul
Amanecer:7:07 AM
Atardecer:5:44 PM
The Universidad de Ciencias Islámicas, Karachi method is used. The Shafi school is the juristic method.
Medianoche
12:25 AM
Primer Tercio
10:11 PM
Último Tercio
2:39 AM
Today’s Prayer Times in Khwajah Ganjan, Ghōr: Full Schedule & Notes
Beginning Monday, 2 de febrero de 2026 (14 shaʻban 1447 in the Hijri dating system), Muslims in Khwajah Ganjan will perform prayers at these times: Today's mandatory prayer schedule: Fajr (5:42 AM), Dhuhr (12:25 PM), Asr (3:21 PM), Maghrib (5:44 PM), Isha (7:09 PM). The sun rises in Khwajah Ganjan at 7:07 AM today and sets at 5:44 PM.
Today's Prayer Notes: The following Makrooh times (Awqat al-Karahah) apply in Khwajah Ganjan today:
- The morning Makrooh period begins at 7:07 AM and lasts until 7:22 AM.
- Second, the midday disliked period spans approx. 10 min before Dhuhr to 12:25 PM.
- 3) Afternoon period: approx. 15 min before Maghrib until 5:44 PM.
The correct Qibla compass direction for Khwajah Ganjan is 248.779°. The Islamic night is divided into three segments for spiritual practice: For night worship: First Third begins 10:11 PM, Midnight at 12:25 AM, Last Third at 2:39 AM.
Based on Khwajah Ganjan's geographical coordinates (33.559°, 64.616°), the prayer times are calculated, through the Universidad de Ciencias Islámicas, 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 Khwajah Ganjan, Ghor, Afghanistan | Muslim Community & Islamic Information
Khwajah Ganjan (also spelled Khwājah Ganjān, historically known as Khwāja Ganjān, Khodzha-Gandzhan, Khvājeh Ganjān, and locally written as خواجه گنجان) is a locality located in the Ghor region (also known as Ghōr) of the Afghanistan.