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Prayer times in Hongjiang

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Hongjiang, China · Sunday 4 October 2026 · 23 Rabi‘ al-Thani 1448 · Asia/Shanghai · CST

Next · Zuhr
  1. Fajr 5:16 AM
  2. Sunrise 6:33 AM
  3. Asr 4:45 PM
  4. Maghrib 6:23 PM
  5. Isha 7:40 PM

Today’s namaz times for Hongjiang, China: Fajr, Sunrise, Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha for Sun 4 Oct 2026, in local time. Switch between Hanafi and Shafi‘i Asr below, print the monthly timetable, or get the Moazzin app for the azan on time.

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Tahajjud
1:39
Ishraq
6:53
Zawal
11:50–12:28
Asr (Shafi‘i)
3:52
Avoid delay
6:03
Midnight
11:50
Isha (12°)
7:13
Fajr tomorrow
5:17

Qibla 282° WNW · 7,051 km

Hijri dates follow Umm al-Qura and may differ by a day from moon sighting.

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Common questions

How are the prayer times for Hongjiang calculated?

From the Sun’s position at Hongjiang’s coordinates for each day, with the same open engine as the Moazzin app; time zone and daylight saving come from the IANA database. No local safety minutes are added, so where your mosque’s timetable differs, follow it.

Why are there two Asr times?

Hanafi Asr begins when an object’s shadow is twice its length (beyond the noon shadow); Shafi‘i, Maliki and Hanbali Asr at one length, which is earlier. Today in Hongjiang: Hanafi 4:45 PM, Shafi‘i 3:52 PM. Pick yours above.

Which method is used for Fajr and Isha?

Fajr and Isha at the Sun 18° below the horizon (the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi convention), with 12° for Isha (red twilight) as an option. Sunrise and Maghrib use the Sun’s upper edge at the horizon with refraction. At high latitudes Fajr falls back to solar midnight.

Which way is the Qibla from Hongjiang?

From Hongjiang the Qibla is 282° WNW from true north, 7,051 km to the Kaaba in Makkah. The Qibla page has a compass.