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Salah Time
Fajr 5:23 AM
Dhuhr 12:55 PM
Asr 4:21 PM
Maghrib 6:58 PM
Isha 8:28 PM
Salah Time
Fajr 5:23 AM
Dhuhr 12:55 PM
Asr 4:21 PM
Maghrib 6:58 PM
Isha 8:28 PM

Category: Salah & Wudu

Music Wudu Question I have heard that listening to music might break wudu. Is this true? Does hearing music invalidate wudu, or does a person remain...

Question Is it permissible to pray in non-Muslim places? Sometimes I’m outside or at a friend’s house who isn’t Muslim, is it okay to pray there? Bottom Line The whole earth is a pray...

Question What are the different types of salah in Islam, and which are obligatory, Sunnah, or voluntary? ...

Question Does blood or pus from a wound break wudu or invalidate salah? Bottom Line Bleeding doesn’t break wudu. Quick Answer Accordi...

Question Can a woman lead the Eid prayer, even if the congregation is only women? Bottom Line Women are encouraged to attend the Eid prayer, but they are not permitted to le...

Question Is it obligatory to pray Tarweeh in Ramadan, and is a person sinful if they do not pray it? Bottom Line Tarweeh is a confirmed Sunnah, not a compulsory act. ...

Question If someone neglects their daily prayers but continues fasting in Ramadan, is their fast still valid? Bottom Line Yes, the fast is valid, but abandoning prayer is a ...

Question Can a man pray Tarweeh at home instead of in the mosque? Bottom Line Praying Tarweeh at the mosque in congregation is better, but praying at home alone is also perm...

Question When you miss two prayers (e.g., Dhuhr and Asr) and get home in time for Maghrib, do you make up the missed prayers first, or pray Maghrib first? And if the missed prayers are done first, is it Dhuhr then...

Question I have a Barelvi masjid near me. They say Wahhabi, Deobandi, and Tablighi should not enter the masjid and are not allowed to pray there. They also make du‘a to Ghaus-e-Azam (ʿAbd al-Qadir al-Jilani) to bless the...

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