Asr And Isha End Time

[Umer]

Obligatory prayers should be offered as soon as their time arrives. In case of forgetting or another material difficulty, the prayer should be offered as soon as one remembers or the difficulty has been removed, even if it’s after the time for the next prayer has arrived. There’s no such thing as Islamic midnight.

Jabir Bin Abdullah narrates: “On the day of Al-Khandaq Umar Bin Al-Khattaab approached (the Prophet [pbuh]) after the sun had set and started cursing the Quraishi disbelievers. He explained, “O Messenger of God I could not offer the ‘Asr prayer till the sun had set.” The Prophet [pbuh] replied, “By God! I, too, have not prayed.” So we turned towards But-haan, and (the Prophet [pbuh]) performed ablution for the prayer and so did we. He led the Asr prayer after the sun had set. Then afterwards he offered the Maghrib prayer. [Bukhari, No:571]

[A Hasan]

I have heard that isha ends at midnight and it is calculated by mid time of maghrib and fajr from SS sahab.

Also I still don’t get if asr ends a bit before maghrib or at the time of maghrib.

In my opinion (correct me if I’m wrong) it would be a matter of personal passion to pray at an early time but someone won’t be held accountable for praying at a later time if it is still the correct time for that salah.

[A Hasan]

here it is on al mawrid http://www.al-mawrid.org/index.php/articles/view/your-questions-answered90

[A Hasan]

Can someone confirm that isha ends at midnight snd not until fajr?

[Umer]

Discussion 29270

[Munnoo Khan]

As mentioned by other members it is better or “Afzal” to offer Isha prayers on time but according to Engineer Mirza it can be offered before Fajr:

https://youtu.be/xn1amRPcsfI