Kingston Beach Tahajjud, Ishraq, Chasht & Awwabin Prayer Timings
Today, Tahajjud time in Kingston Beach is 10:17 PM to 04:24 AM, Ishraq time is 06:27 AM to 09:34 AM, Chasht time is 09:34 AM to 12:16 PM, and Awwabin time is 07:55 PM to 09:02 PM. Check Ishraq time in Kingston Beach today along with Tahajjud, Chasht and Awwabin time.
Today Kingston Beach Nafl Prayer Time
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Nawafil Timings - Find updated nawafil timing of Tahajjud, Ishraq, Chast and Awwabin. Get daily updated nawafil Prayer timing in
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Australia
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Nawafil (Awqat), Qibla direction and Prayer Time. Tahajjud, Ishraq, Chast and Awwabin timings are a calculated time to perform nawafil on time according to sunnah.
What is Tahajjud Time in Kingston Beach?
Today Tahajjud time start from 10:17 PM and ends on 04:24 AM. Tahajjud namaz time starts after Isha prayer one wakes up from his/her sleep.
What is Ishraq time in Kingston Beach?
Today Ishraq time starts from
06:27 AM
and ends on
09:34 AM.
What is Chasht time in Kingston Beach?
Today chasht time starts from 09:34 AM
and ends on
12:16 PM.
What is Awwabin time in Kingston Beach?
Today Awwabin time starts from
07:55 PM
and ends on
09:02 PM.
What Nafl prayer after fajr?
Ishraq prayer is performed approximately 15 min. after sunrise.
Nawafil Prayers
Nawafil are optional prayers performed for extra reward including Tahajjud, Ishraq, Chasht and Awwabin. Offering them brings you closer to Allah, but avoid praying Nafl during sunrise, Zawal and sunset. Check today's Zawal Time in Kingston Beach to view the restricted hour.
Tahajjud Time in Kingston Beach
Tahajjud is an extra night prayer performed after offering Isha, usually after waking up from sleep. The most blessed time for Tahajjud is during the last third of the night, and its time ends right when Fajr begins. It is offered in units of 2 rakats, and you can pray anywhere from 2 to 8 rakats or more.
Ishraq Prayer
Ishraq is prayed early in the morning, right after the prohibited time after sunrise has passed and the sun has risen fully. It is usually prayed as 2 or 4 rakats. Offering the Ishraq prayer gives the reward of a full Hajj and Umrah.
What Is the Difference Between Ishraq and Chasht Time?
- Ishraq is prayed early in the morning, soon after sunrise.
- Chasht (Duha) is prayed later in the morning.
- Both end before the sun reaches its highest point, when zawal time begins.
- Chasht is prayed as 2 to 12 rakats.
Awwabin Namaz
Awwabin is prayed after Maghrib, before Isha. It is commonly prayed as 6 rakat.