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Fajr End Time
Salam o Alaikum
Can anyone tell me when fajr is qaza (missed) from Quran? I tried digging deeper into the verse 130 of chapter 20 of the Quran (Taha, 130) but, one thing kept confusing me…
What do the words قَبْلَ طُلُوْعِ الشَّمْسِ mean? Does it mean before the full “sunrise” or the first light of the sun? I am always confused or have doubts as soon as I see light in early hours of the morning, I think that is due to the sun. So, is it sunrise and whether fajr time has expired?
So, I have been following app/alarms that are synced with “sunrise” and not the first light of the sun. Even the islamic apps consider sunrise (not the first sun light of the day) as the time when fajr prayer is expired. According to this, lately I have been praying fajr just in time but, is that what Allah meant by طُلُوْعِ الشَّمْسِ?
Fahad
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Fajr End Time
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Times and practice of prayer come from Sunnah. Quran sometimes mentions them. Rise of the sun is when the horn of the sun appears. this is what we call the rise of sun in every language. Also the sunnah is that as soon as the horn of the sun appears the time of Fajr elapses. You need not to worry about detecting when that happens, as it is practically very difficult in cities to find the accurate time of sun rise and sun set. Timings of sun are well recorded and can be easily followed. Just follow them.
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Thanks for the clarification. It does make sense. However if I want to find it in Sunnah where should i look?
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Following repsonse contains all the related information on Sunnah:
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Sunnah is found in the practice of Muslims as a living tradition. Also books of fiqh discuss it.
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