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Prayer Times in Syunik 🇦🇲
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Prayer Times in Kapan
Times use the Muslim World League method with Hanafi Asr.
Prayer times for cities and towns in Syunik, Armenia. Times shift with each place's position, so choose your city for its own times. Today in Kapan: Fajr 5:56 AM, Sunrise 7:27 AM, Dhuhr 12:38 PM, Asr 3:26 PM, Maghrib 5:48 PM and Isha 7:14 PM. The default for Syunik is the Muslim World League method with the Standard Asr time.
Cities in Syunik
- Kapan 32,900
- Goris 17,592
- Sisian 13,176
- Kajaran 6,519
- Meghri 3,770
- Agarak 3,035
- Shinuhayr 2,646
- Tegh 2,330
- Verishen 2,224
- Khndzoresk 1,922
- Karahunj 1,471
- Brnakot 1,350
- Akner 1,174
- Shaki 1,152
- Angeghakot 1,121
- Kornidzor 1,095
- Khot 911
- Tatev 768
- Khnatsakh 747
- Artsvanik 735
- Shaghat 734
- Harzhis 733
- Hartashen 704
- Davit Bek 695
- Syunik 645
- Halidzor 609
- Akhlatyan 549
- Darbas 529
- Vaghatin 520
Regions of Armenia
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the prayer times in Syunik today?
Prayer times vary across Syunik with each city's position. Today in Kapan, Fajr at 5:56 AM, Sunrise at 7:27 AM, Dhuhr at 12:38 PM, Asr at 3:26 PM, Maghrib at 5:48 PM and Isha at 7:14 PM; each city page gives its own times.
Which calculation method is used for prayer times in Syunik?
The default for Syunik is the Muslim World League method. Each city page names the method it uses, and you can choose another if your mosque follows one.
How are Fajr and Isha times set in Syunik?
The Muslim World League method used in Syunik sets Fajr when the sun is 18° below the horizon before sunrise, and Isha when it is 17° below the horizon after sunset.
Why do prayer times differ between cities in Syunik?
Prayer times follow the sun, so they shift with each place's longitude and latitude: within one time zone the sun rises, peaks and sets earlier the further east a place lies, and day length varies more the further it is from the equator. That is why each city and town in Syunik has its own times.
Why are the prayer times in Syunik different from another app or timetable?
Prayer-time sources can differ in calculation method, Asr time and high-latitude rule, and some round times or add a few minutes of caution. The times in Syunik use the Muslim World League method with the Standard Asr time; with the same settings, other sources usually come within a minute or two.
Which Asr time is used in Syunik?
Prayer times in Syunik use the Standard Asr time by default. Asr begins when an object's shadow equals its own length, added to its shadow at solar noon. This is the view of the Shafiʿi, Maliki and Hanbali schools. The alternative is Hanafi. Asr begins when an object's shadow is twice its own length, added to its shadow at solar noon. This is the view of Abu Hanifa, followed by the Hanafi school. You can switch to it if your mosque follows it.
How accurate are the prayer times for Syunik?
Each city's times are worked out for its own location with the Muslim World League method and given to the minute. A printed timetable can differ by a minute or two because it rounds times or adds minutes of caution; a bigger gap usually means a different method, Asr time or high-latitude rule.
What is the Qibla direction in Syunik?
From Kapan, the Qibla, the direction of the Kaaba in Makkah, is 199° measured clockwise from true north. The bearing changes slightly from city to city, and each city page gives its own.
What is the Hijri date today?
Today is 26 Jumada al-Ula 1448 in the Umm al-Qura calendar. Where months begin with a local sighting of the new moon, the date can differ by a day or more, depending on the country and the sighting, so for Ramadan and the Eids check the local announcement.
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