Mardan Prayer Times – Today Fajr, Duhr, Asr & Maghrib and Isha Timings

Mardan Prayer Times – This page tells us when we should pray in Mardan. It shows us the times for the five important prayers that we need to do each day. If we live in Mardan, we can use this schedule to make sure we pray at the right times.

Mardan prayer times hold immense significance for the vibrant Muslim community residing in this historic city. This schedule acts as a spiritual compass, guiding worshippers through their daily lives while ensuring a deep connection with their faith. With readily available and accurate information on Explore it Beyond, individuals can effortlessly plan their prayer schedule, seamlessly integrating their religious obligations with their daily activities.

From Fajr to Dhuhr, Asr to Maghrib, and Isha, Mardan prayer times offer solace and peace amidst the city’s bustle, providing precious moments of reflection, devotion, and tranquility. By adhering to the prescribed prayer timings, the Muslim community in Mardan strengthens their spiritual journey, fosters unity, and deepens their bond with their Creator Almighty Allah.

Mardan is home to Muslims from diverse backgrounds and faiths. Muslims from different sects and faiths are living in the city. Sunni Muslims mainly follow Mardan prayer timing Hanafi, while some people also follow Mardan Prayer Timings Ahle Hadees. Muslims from the Ahle Tashayyi sect follow Shia Namaz timing Mardan.

Sunni Prayer Timing of Mardan ( Fiqh e Hanafi) 16 July 2024 to 14 August 2024

Note: All Timings are Beginning Times

Disclaimer: Please note there is a 01 minute preventative difference in namaz timing.

Todays Mardan Shia Prayer Timings (Fiqh e Jafria) (16 July 2024 to 14 August 2024)

Note: All Timings are Beginning Times

Disclaimer: Please note there is a 01 minute preventative difference in namaz timing.

Prayer Importance in Islam

It is compulsory for all Muslims to offer Namaz at their times. In Quran Majid, there are 700 orders for Salaat, indicating its importance.

“Be watchful over the Prayers, and over praying with the utmost excellence, and stand before Allah as would utterly obedient servants.” (Surah Al-Baqarah -238)

This page conveniently presents the prayer timings for all five daily prayers in Mardan:

• Fajar Namaz time in Mardan
• Zuhar Namaz time in Mardan
• Asar Namaz time in Mardan
• Maghrib Namaz time in Mardan
• Isha Namaz time in Mardan

Namaz in Ramadan holds profound significance as it fosters spiritual discipline, strengthens connection with Allah, promotes self-reflection, and serves as a cornerstone for seeking forgiveness and guidance during this holy month. Viewers can also check Mardan Ramadan Timings.

Mosques In Mardan

About 99% of people are Muslims in this city. Therefore, there are many mosques present here. These are

• Bilal Masjid
• Tableeghi Markaz Mardan
• Eid Gah
• Masjid Sector D
• MC Plaza Masjid

Prayer Timings for Other Cities

Residents can check out timings for cities in other parts of Pakistan. These include:

• One can check out Lahore prayer timings on its respective page.
• Multan prayer timings is updated regularly for its residents.
• Rawalpindi prayer timings are regularly updated for residents.
• Sargodha prayer timings caters both Fiqh Hanafi and Fiqh Jafria.
• Bahawalpur prayer timings are also available for its residents.
• Viewers can also read Sahiwal prayer timings for details.

What is the 5 namaz timetable Mardan Today?

Here are the 5 salah timings Mardan

1. Time for Fajr prayer in Mardan 03:31 AM
2. Dhuhur namaz time Mardan 12:18 PM
3. Asr prayer time Mardan 04:03 PM
4. Maghrib namaz time in Mardan 07:27 PM
5. Isha timings in Mardan 09:05 PM

What is Fajr prayer time in Mardan Pakistan?

Pakistan Fajr time Mardan today is 03:31 AM.

What is Zuhr Time in Mardan?

Zuhr Salah timings are 12:18 PM.

What is Asr time in Mardan?

Asr Salah timings are 04:03 PM.

What time is Maghrib Azan time in Mardan?

Today Maghrib time in Mardan is 07:27 PM.

What are the Isha timings in Mardan?

Isha prayer time Mardan is 09:05 PM.