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    palestina
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    when is the dawn prayer meant to be exactly? as the sun rises? just before it does? i have a little timetable and it has "fajr" as one time and "sunrise" as another?!?! how confusing!! any help?

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      nerspi
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      peace

      it's during dawn.
      after you see the light but before you see the sun.

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        Alen
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        when is the dawn prayer meant to be exactly? as the sun rises? just before it does? i have a little timetable and it has "fajr" as one time and "sunrise" as another?!?! how confusing!! any help?

        Salam.

        The time when the sun rises, means, day has began and the time for prayer is finished. If it says that the sun will rise at 0500, that means that you have the timke UNTILL 0500 to pray. 0501 is late, you missed the prayer.
        Sunnis pray at "fajr" time.

        Peace.

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          Drivelhead
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          when is the dawn prayer meant to be exactly? as the sun rises? just before it does? i have a little timetable and it has "fajr" as one time and "sunrise" as another?!?! how confusing!! any help?

          The prayer times aren't a fixed single point, they're a period with a start and an end. With the exception of the dawn prayer, the end time is the start of the next prayer. This is why most timetables have 6 times on them - the 5 start times, plus sunrise. The prayer can be done at any point within each period providing you start after the start time and end before the end time. Assuming you're following the "traditional" prayers and are using a timetable, the periods are

          Dawn prayer (fajr) - begins at "fajr", ends at sunrise
          Noon prayer (zohar) - begins at "zohar", ends at "asar"
          Afternoon prayer (asar) - begins at "asar", ends at "maghrib"
          Evening prayer (maghrib) - begins at "maghrib", ends at "isha"
          Night prayer (isha) - begins at "isha", ends at "fajr"

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            When you fall asleep by the grace of Allah and wake up from the sleep by His Grace, even if it is day time nap of a few minutes, the prayer is necessary. 'Fajr' means the time when you ' rise ' from slumber.

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