Visit Islam21c.com/PTC for your cities Ramadān calendar.
You can also receive daily prayer times for your exact location using our handy telegram bot.
The summer months always bring confusion to Muslims in high northerly latitudes. Sh Dr Haitham al-Haddad explains why astronomical Fajr is so early and the different reactions to it.
[donationbanner]
Source: www.islam21c.com
1 Comment
As-salam aleikum,
I agree with this but would appreciate advice about how to implement practically. Our local mosque prays Fajr jamat 2 hours (about 3.30am) after the start time of Fajr on the timetable (about 1.30am). Sometimes I fall asleep while waiting after eating Sehri and miss Fajr. After Taraweeh (about 11.30pm), there is not enough time to sleep without a danger of missing Sehri too.
Any advice for this situation?