Ramadan 2010

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Ismail Dhorat — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 19:34:43 +0000

We have just updated the website with the latest timetables / calendars for Ramadan 2010, view Sehri & Iftaar times. You can also download the timtables in PDF formats for South African cities.

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Are you ready for a productive Ramadhan

Nur Ahmad Furlong — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 19:06:18 +0000

Alhamdulilaah the blessed month of Ramadan is fast approaching, no pun intended there. As we all know we start off over excited and with mountains of good intentions planning to read the entire Quran, study it’s verses and tafsir and doing as much of good we can think of.

Before we know it its the middle of the month, we’re tired and struggling to keep up with all the plans we’ve made in our minds and wishes we’ve had in our hearts for what we’re going to make of Ramadan this time around. Soon we’re playing catchup, missing a few taraweeh here and there and before we know it it’s the last 10 days and we’re feeling a little disappointment in our performance. We’re happy we’ve done what we have but wish so much we could have maximized. It’s a typical cycle(at least for me), no doubt we’ll benefit from what we do, but we’re always looking for some inspiration and help to achieve more. This is where Productive Muslim come in.

I’ve been following Productive Muslim for some time now and have tried to get involved a few times to be a part of their noble cause, that of helping Muslims maximize the benefit they derive out of the energy and time they have available. It’s no surprize that they’ve come up with a special productivity programme especially for the month which has the most to gain out of it. www.productiveramadan.com is an initiative to help us get as much out of ramadan (in their words):

We will help you…

Regulate your sleeping and eating patterns to perform at your max all day long
Increase your concentration at work by up to 20% this Ramadan with one simple tool
Apply time-management tricks to get more done in less time, so you can enjoy this blessed month to the fullest!

I’ve signed up and am very much looking forward to approaching this Ramadan in a much more efficient and organized manner. May Allah bless us all with a truly productive and blessed month of Ramadan.

Feel all the spiritual benefits of Ramadan, whilst boosting your personal productivity levels!

Final Ramadan Preparation (Part 3)

Amina Ebrahim — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 10:53:16 +0000

With the holy month even closer, I bring you the final part of my series on Ramadan preparations.

I first brought up the need to prepare, so that we are not surprised when Ramadan starts, and also stressed the importance of planning to make more long term changes to our lives, rather than the 30 day marathon that dies down.

That was followed by some suggestions on how to begin preparing from a spiritual point of view. But Ramadan is also a very physical month, and hence its important for us to make physical preparations.

And this definitely does not only include making the samoosas and stocking up dates and Zam-zam water!

Physical preparations:

- The first few days of Ramadan are always a struggle for people, as our bodies are not used to it. One of the ways in which we can curb that fatigue and struggle, is to fast on Mondays and Thursdays (now) which is suggested as a preparation by the Prophet (PBUH).

Sunan of Abu Dawud the Prophet has made the fasting of the sacred months praiseworthy, and Rajab is one of them.

- Eating less can also be a preparation for some of us. Ramadan is not about feasting each night, it is meant to teach us the exact opposite – moderation!

- We also have a responsibility to look after our bodies and eat healthy. This means eating less oily foods and less meat. (See this post for more on this topic)

Every faith has an innate character. The character of Islam is modesty. (Al-Muwatta, Volume 47, Hadith 9).

- Ramadan also gives us the opportunity to give up bad habits like drug and alcohol abuse, smoking, swearing, lying to name just a few.

- To combat the fatigue and laziness in Ramadan the best idea is to exercise. Getting into a routine of exercise boosts your energy levels and enables you to last longer in a stressful day. Exercise in Ramadan does not necessarily mean that you have to train for a marathon – rather, ensure that you are keeping in shape so that your body does well during the month.

Achieving our goals for Ramadan or just making the most of the month can really only happen if we train ourselves to do so before the month begins.

The Prophet (PBUH) addressed his companions on the last day of Sha`ban, saying, “Oh people! A great month has come over you; a blessed month; a month in which is a night better than a thousand months; month in which Allah has made it compulsory upon you to fast by day, and voluntary to pray by night. Whoever draws nearer (to Allah) by performing any of the (optional) good deeds in (this month) shall receive the same reward as performing an obligatory deed at any other time, and whoever discharges

[Preparing for Ramadan (Part 1)]

[Ramadan preparations (Part 2)]

To combat fatigue and laziness: Get into an exercise routine.

With the holy month even closer, I bring you the final part of my series on Ramadan preparations.

And this definitely does not only include making the samoosas and stocking up dates and Zam-zam water!

Physical preparations:

The first few days of Ramadan are always a struggle for people, as our bodies are not used to it. One of the ways in which we can curb that fatigue and struggle, is to fast on Mondays and Thursdays (now) which is suggested as a preparation by the Prophet (PBUH).

Sunan of Abu Dawud the Prophet has made the fasting of the sacred months praiseworthy, and Rajab is one of them.

Eating less can also be a preparation for some of us. Ramadan is not about feasting each night, it is meant to teach us the exact opposite – moderation!
We also have a responsibility to look after our bodies and eat healthy. This means eating less oily foods and less meat. (See this post for more on this topic)

Every faith has an innate character. The character of Islam is modesty. (Al-Muwatta, Volume 47, Hadith 9).

Ramadan also gives us the opportunity to give up bad habits like drug and alcohol abuse, smoking, swearing, lying to name just a few.

To combat the fatigue and laziness in Ramadan the best idea is to exercise. Getting into a routine of exercise boosts your energy levels and enables you to last longer in a stressful day. Exercise in Ramadan does not necessarily mean that you have to train for a marathon – rather, ensure that you are keeping in shape so that your body does well during the month.

Achieving our goals for Ramadan or just making the most of the month can really only happen if we train ourselves to do so before the month begins.

The Prophet (PBUH) addressed his companions on the last day of Sha`ban, saying:

Oh people! A great month has come over you; a blessed month; a month in which is a night better than a thousand months; month in which Allah has made it compulsory upon you to fast by day, and voluntary to pray by night. Whoever draws nearer (to Allah) by performing any of the (optional) good deeds in (this month) shall receive the same reward as performing an obligatory deed at any other time, and whoever discharges an obligatory deed in (this month) shall receive the reward of performing seventy obligations at any other time. It is the month of patience, and the reward of patience is Heaven. It is the month of charity, and a month in which a believer’s sustenance is increased. Whoever gives food to a fasting person to break his fast, shall have his sins forgiven, and he will be saved from the Fire of Hell, and he shall have the same reward as the fasting person, without his reward being diminished at all.

[Narrated by Ibn Khuzaymah]

Ramadan preparations (Part 2)

Amina Ebrahim — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 08:36:16 +0000

[Preparing for Ramadan (Part 1)]

Ramadan preparations (Part 2)

With Ramadan only [3] days away, I bring you the next part of friendly reminders.

Given our busy schedules between school, work, family, and all other activities, it seems hard to think of fitting in ‘Preparing for Ramadan’ time.

So instead of making ‘Preparing for Ramadan’ something separate from your daily activities, MAKE your daily activities a means of preparation for Ramadan.

I will first look into some spiritual preparations for Ramadan, and in my next article, I will touch on physical preparations.

Spiritual preparations:

- We often aim to complete recitation of the entire Quran during the month, but we sometimes don’t make a habit of reading it or understanding it the rest of the year.

- Don’t get me wrong, there are definitely benefits to reading Quran in Ramadan, but this attitude towards the Quran is not congruent with the aim of Ramadan. The purpose of Ramadan is for us to acquire habits that we can maintain throughout the year.

- Furthermore we may recite the Quran but understand very little of it and because of this we cannot fully appreciate what the Quran really has to offer to us.

“And indeed We have made the Qur’an easy for you to understand and remember: Is there any that will receive admonition?” (Quran 54:17)

Rather than rushing through many chapters, try to take time out to read the translation of what you have recited, and ponder over the meanings for a while.

- One of the aspects of Ramadan that can be easily forgotten is the aspect of charity. Ramadan is also about reaching out to the poor but it not isolated to just this one month. Ramadan teaches us about looking after the poor so that we may carry on after the month is over.

No preparation is too small - Photo:Trynes

With Ramadan only 23 days away, I bring you the next part of friendly reminders.

Given our busy schedules between school, work, family, and all other activities, it seems hard to think of fitting in ‘Preparing for Ramadan’ time.

So instead of making ‘Preparing for Ramadan’ something separate from your daily activities, MAKE your daily activities a means of preparation for Ramadan.

I will first look into some spiritual preparations for Ramadan, and in my next article, I will touch on physical preparations.

Spiritual preparations:

We often aim to complete recitation of the entire Quran during the month, but we sometimes don’t make a habit of reading it or understanding it the rest of the year.

Don’t get me wrong, there are definitely benefits to reading Quran in Ramadan, but this attitude towards the Quran is not congruent with the aim of Ramadan. The purpose of Ramadan is for us to acquire habits that we can maintain throughout the year.

Furthermore we may recite the Quran but understand very little of it and because of this we cannot fully appreciate what the Quran really has to offer to us.

“And indeed We have made the Qur’an easy for you to understand and remember: Is there any that will receive admonition?” (Quran 54:17)

Rather than rushing through many chapters, try to take time out to read the translation of what you have recited, and ponder over the meanings for a while.

One of the aspects of Ramadan that can be easily forgotten is the aspect of charity. Ramadan is also about reaching out to the poor but it not isolated to just this one month. Ramadan teaches us about looking after the poor so that we may carry on after the month is over.

Preparing for Ramadan (Part 1)

Amina Ebrahim — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 18:06:03 +0000

Ramadan is only 30 days away and now is the best time to start preparing in order to make the most of this blessed month.

“O you who believe! Fasting is prescribed for you as it was prescribed for those before you, that you may that you may attain taqwaa.” (Quran 2:183)

The month of Ramadan is not like any other month: its purpose is to rid man of those habits which he has accumulated throughout the rest of the year.

It is a month that prepares us for the remaining eleven months by teaching us discipline and self control. If we can control our desire to eat and drink in this month, which are usually permissible for us, then we should be able to control ourselves from other desires which are not permissible throughout the remaining months.

But we can’t flick a switch and expect discipline ourselves overnight – furthermore – to expect the switch to remain on after the month.

Perhaps this may work in the short term – for a few days – but in the long run, you will be more likely ‘burn out’.

We see this too often – people are really excited at the beginning, get a bit lazy in the middle and then try and cram in as much as possible in the last 10 days.

While I do believe that extra things can be done it Ramadan, I think the challenge for us is to do things that we will continue with after Ramadan.

The solution is therefore to prepare. But, the emphasis I would like to make about the preparation is that it doesn’t need to be something big, rather something sustainable.

The point is that preparing for Ramadan does not have to be some magnificent, enormous, extra-special thing that needs to be done at a certain time of the day. Many of your daily actions can be turned into Ramadan preparation actions – with only a sincere intention….

Your comments and thoughts will be appreciated.

On your marks, get set... Photo:SimonRedwood

Ramadan is only 30 days away and now is the best time to start preparing in order to make the most of this blessed month.

“O you who believe! Fasting is prescribed for you as it was prescribed for those before you, that you may that you may attain taqwaa.” (Quran 2:183)

The month of Ramadan is not like any other month: its purpose is to rid man of those habits which he has accumulated throughout the rest of the year.

But we can’t flick a switch and expect discipline ourselves overnight – furthermore – to expect the switch to remain on after the month.

Perhaps this may work in the short term – for a few days – but in the long run, you will be more likely ‘burn out’.

We see this too often – people are really excited at the beginning, get a bit lazy in the middle and then try and cram in as much as possible in the last 10 days.

While I do believe that extra things can be done in Ramadan, I think the challenge for us is to do things that we will continue with after Ramadan.

The solution is therefore to prepare. But, the emphasis I would like to make about the preparation is that it doesn’t need to be something big, rather something sustainable.

Your comments and thoughts will be appreciated.

[Ramadan Preparations Part 2]

Johannesburg, South Africa

Ismail Dhorat — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 00:00:00 +0000

Sehri & Iftar Timetable for Johannesburg, South Africa, Ramadan 2010

Ramadan	Date	Day	Sehri Ends	Fajr	Sunrise	Zawal	Asr (S)	Asr (H)	Maghrib/Iftaar	Isha
1	Aug 12	Thu	5:16	5:21	6:39	12:13	3:23	4:10	5:50	7:05
2	Aug 13	Fri	5:15	5:20	6:39	12:13	3:24	4:10	5:50	7:05
3	Aug 14	Sat	5:15	5:20	6:38	12:13	3:24	4:11	5:50	7:06
4	Aug 15	Sun	5:14	5:19	6:37	12:12	3:24	4:11	5:51	7:06
5	Aug 16	Mon	5:13	5:18	6:36	12:12	3:24	4:12	5:51	7:06
6	Aug 17	Tue	5:12	5:17	6:35	12:12	3:25	4:12	5:52	7:07
7	Aug 18	Wed	5:12	5:17	6:34	12:12	3:25	4:12	5:52	7:07
8	Aug 19	Thu	5:11	5:16	6:33	12:12	3:25	4:13	5:53	7:07
9	Aug 20	Fri	5:10	5:15	6:33	12:11	3:25	4:13	5:53	7:08
10	Aug 21	Sat	5:09	5:14	6:32	12:11	3:25	4:14	5:54	7:08
11	Aug 22	Sun	5:08	5:13	6:31	12:11	3:26	4:14	5:54	7:08
12	Aug 23	Mon	5:07	5:12	6:30	12:11	3:26	4:14	5:54	7:09
13	Aug 24	Tue	5:06	5:11	6:29	12:10	3:26	4:15	5:55	7:09
14	Aug 25	Wed	5:06	5:11	6:28	12:10	3:26	4:15	5:55	7:10
15	Aug 26	Thu	5:05	5:10	6:27	12:10	3:26	4:15	5:56	7:10
16	Aug 27	Fri	5:04	5:09	6:26	12:09	3:26	4:16	5:56	7:10
17	Aug 28	Sat	5:03	5:08	6:25	12:09	3:27	4:16	5:57	7:11
18	Aug 29	Sun	5:02	5:07	6:24	12:09	3:27	4:16	5:57	7:11
19	Aug 30	Mon	5:01	5:06	6:23	12:09	3:27	4:17	5:57	7:11
20	Aug 31	Tue	5:00	5:05	6:22	12:08	3:27	4:17	5:58	7:12
21	Sept 1	Wed	4:59	5:04	6:21	12:08	3:27	4:17	5:58	7:12
22	Sept 2	Thu	4:58	5:03	6:20	12:08	3:27	4:17	5:59	7:12
23	Sept 3	Fri	4:57	5:02	6:19	12:07	3:27	4:18	5:59	7:13
24	Sept 4	Sat	4:56	5:01	6:18	12:07	3:27	4:18	5:59	7:13
25	Sept 5	Sun	4:55	5:00	6:17	12:07	3:27	4:18	6:00	7:14
26	Sept 6	Mon	4:54	4:59	6:15	12:06	3:27	4:19	6:00	7:14
27	Sept 7	Tue	4:53	4:58	6:14	12:06	3:27	4:19	6:01	7:14
28	Sept 8	Wed	4:52	4:57	6:13	12:06	3:27	4:19	6:01	7:15
29	Sept 9	Thu	4:51	4:56	6:12	12:05	3:27	4:19	6:01	7:15
30	Sept 10	Fri	4:50	4:55	6:11	12:05	3:27	4:20	6:02	7:15

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source: Jamiat KZN

Note 1: Sehri Times shown are 5 minutes before Subha Sadiq and should be regarded as final
Note 2: Dates shown are computed on the basis of ‘expected visibility’ of the moon
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Durban, South Africa

Ismail Dhorat — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 14:52:32 +0000

Sehri & Iftar Times, Durban, South Africa, Ramadan 2010

Ramadaan	Date	Day	Sehri Ends	Fajr	Sunrise	Zawal	Asr (S)	Asr (H)	Maghrib/Iftaar	Isha
1	Aug 12	Thu	5:06	5:11	6:33	12:01	3:07	3:52	5:33	6:51
2	Aug 13	Fri	5:06	5:11	6:32	12:01	3:07	3:53	5:33	6:51
3	Aug 14	Sat	5:05	5:10	6:31	12:01	3:08	3:53	5:34	6:52
4	Aug 15	Sun	5:04	5:09	6:30	12:01	3:08	3:54	5:34	6:52
5	Aug 16	Mon	5:03	5:08	6:29	12:00	3:08	3:54	5:35	6:53
6	Aug 17	Tue	5:02	5:07	6:28	12:00	3:09	3:55	5:35	6:53
7	Aug 18	Wed	5:01	5:06	6:27	12:00	3:09	3:56	5:36	6:54
8	Aug 19	Thu	5:00	5:05	6:26	12:00	3:09	3:56	5:37	6:54
9	Aug 20	Fri	4:59	5:04	6:25	11:59	3:10	3:56	5:37	6:54
10	Aug 21	Sat	4:59	5:04	6:24	11:59	3:10	3:57	5:38	6:55
11	Aug 22	Sun	4:58	5:03	6:23	11:59	3:10	3:57	5:38	6:55
12	Aug 23	Mon	4:57	5:02	6:22	11:59	3:11	3:58	5:39	6:56
13	Aug 24	Tue	4:56	5:01	6:21	11:58	3:11	3:58	5:39	6:56
14	Aug 25	Wed	4:55	5:00	6:20	11:58	3:11	3:59	5:40	6:57
15	Aug 26	Thu	4:54	4:59	6:18	11:58	3:11	3:59	5:40	6:57
16	Aug 27	Fri	4:52	4:57	6:17	11:58	3:12	4:00	5:41	6:58
17	Aug 28	Sat	4:51	4:56	6:16	11:57	3:12	4:00	5:41	6:58
18	Aug 29	Sun	4:50	4:55	6:15	11:57	3:12	4:01	5:42	6:59
19	Aug 30	Mon	4:49	4:54	6:14	11:57	3:12	4:01	5:43	6:59
20	Aug 31	Tue	4:48	4:53	6:13	11:56	3:13	4:01	5:43	7:00
21	Sept 1	Wed	4:47	4:52	6:12	11:56	3:13	4:02	5:44	7:00
22	Sept 2	Thu	4:46	4:51	6:10	11:56	3:13	4:02	5:44	7:01
23	Sept 3	Fri	4:45	4:50	6:09	11:55	3:13	4:03	5:45	7:01
24	Sept 4	Sat	4:44	4:49	6:08	11:55	3:14	4:03	5:45	7:02
25	Sept 5	Sun	4:42	4:47	6:07	11:55	3:14	4:04	5:46	7:02
26	Sept 6	Mon	4:41	4:46	6:06	11:54	3:14	4:04	5:46	7:03
27	Sept 7	Tue	4:40	4:45	6:04	11:54	3:14	4:04	5:47	7:03
28	Sept 8	Wed	4:39	4:44	6:03	11:54	3:14	4:05	5:47	7:04
29	Sept 9	Thu	4:38	4:43	6:02	11:53	3:14	4:05	5:48	7:04
30	Sept 10	Fri	4:36	4:41	6:01	11:53	3:15	4:05	5:48	7:05

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Note 1: Sehri Times shown are 5 minutes before Subha Sadiq and should be regarded as final
Note 2: Dates shown are computed on the basis of ‘expected visibility’ of the moon
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Cape Town, South Africa

Ismail Dhorat — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 00:00:00 +0000

Sehri & Iftar Times, Cape Town, South Africa, Ramadan, 2010

Ramadaan	Date	Day	Sehri Ends	Fajr	Sunrise	Zawal	Asr (S)	Asr (H)	Maghrig / Iftaar	Isha
1	Aug 12	Thu	5:59	6:04	7:29	12:51	3:51	4:35	6:17	7:24
2	Aug 13	Fri	5:58	6:03	7:28	12:51	3:52	4:36	6:18	7:25
3	Aug 14	Sat	5:57	6:02	7:27	12:51	3:52	4:37	6:18	7:25
4	Aug 15	Sun	5:56	6:01	7:25	12:51	3:53	4:37	6:19	7:26
5	Aug 16	Mon	5:55	6:00	7:24	12:50	3:53	4:38	6:20	7:26
6	Aug 17	Tue	5:54	5:59	7:23	12:50	3:54	4:39	6:20	7:27
7	Aug 18	Wed	5:53	5:58	7:22	12:50	3:54	4:39	6:21	7:28
8	Aug 19	Thu	5:52	5:57	7:21	12:50	3:55	4:40	6:22	7:28
9	Aug 20	Fri	5:51	5:56	7:20	12:50	3:55	4:41	6:22	7:29
10	Aug 21	Sat	5:50	5:55	7:19	12:49	3:55	4:41	6:23	7:29
11	Aug 22	Sun	5:49	5:54	7:17	12:49	3:56	4:42	6:24	7:30
12	Aug 23	Mon	5:48	5:53	7:16	12:49	3:56	4:42	6:25	7:31
13	Aug 24	Tue	5:46	5:51	7:15	12:49	3:57	4:43	6:25	7:31
14	Aug 25	Wed	5:45	5:50	7:14	12:48	3:57	4:44	6:26	7:32
15	Aug 26	Thu	5:44	5:49	7:13	12:48	3:58	4:44	6:27	7:33
16	Aug 27	Fri	5:43	5:48	7:11	12:48	3:58	4:45	6:27	7:33
17	Aug 28	Sat	5:42	5:47	7:10	12:47	3:58	4:45	6:28	7:34
18	Aug 29	Sun	5:40	5:45	7:09	12:47	3:59	4:46	6:29	7:34
19	Aug 30	Mon	5:39	5:44	7:07	12:47	3:59	4:47	6:29	7:35
20	Aug 31	Tue	5:38	5:43	7:06	12:47	4:00	4:47	6:30	7:36
21	Sept 1	Wed	5:37	5:42	7:05	12:46	4:00	4:48	6:31	7:36
22	Sept 2	Thu	5:35	5:40	7:04	12:46	4:00	4:48	6:31	7:37
23	Sept 3	Fri	5:34	5:39	7:02	12:46	4:01	4:49	6:32	7:38
24	Sept 4	Sat	5:33	5:38	7:01	12:45	4:01	4:49	6:33	7:38
25	Sept 5	Sun	5:32	5:37	7:00	12:45	4:01	4:50	6:33	7:39
26	Sept 6	Mon	5:30	5:35	6:58	12:45	4:02	4:50	6:34	7:40
27	Sept 7	Tue	5:29	5:34	6:57	12:44	4:02	4:51	6:35	7:40
28	Sept 8	Wed	5:28	5:33	6:55	12:44	4:02	4:51	6:35	7:41
29	Sept 9	Thu	5:26	5:31	6:54	12:44	4:02	4:52	6:36	7:41
30	Sept 10	Fri	5:25	5:30	6:53	12:43	4:03	4:52	6:37	7:42

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Note 1: Sehri Times shown are 5 minutes before Subha Sadiq and should be regarded as final
Note 2: Dates shown are computed on the basis of ‘expected visibility’ of the moon
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Pretoria, South Africa

Ismail Dhorat — Sat, 26 Jun 2010 15:03:37 +0000

Sehri(Suhoor) & Iftar Timetables for Pretoria, South Africa, Ramadan 2010

Ramadaan	Date	Day	Sehri Ends	Fajr	Sunrise	Zawal	Asr (S)	Asr (H)	Maghrib / Iftaar	Isha
1	Aug 12	Thu	5:15	5:20	6:38	12:12	3:23	4:10	5:49	7:04
2	Aug 13	Fri	5:14	5:19	6:37	12:12	3:23	4:10	5:50	7:05
3	Aug 14	Sat	5:14	5:19	6:37	12:12	3:24	4:11	5:50	7:05
4	Aug 15	Sun	5:13	5:18	6:36	12:12	3:24	4:11	5:51	7:06
5	Aug 16	Mon	5:12	5:17	6:35	12:12	3:24	4:12	5:51	7:06
6	Aug 17	Tue	5:11	5:16	6:34	12:11	3:24	4:12	5:52	7:06
7	Aug 18	Wed	5:11	5:16	6:33	12:11	3:24	4:12	5:52	7:07
8	Aug 19	Thu	5:10	5:15	6:32	12:11	3:25	4:13	5:52	7:07
9	Aug 20	Fri	5:09	5:14	6:31	12:11	3:25	4:13	5:53	7:07
10	Aug 21	Sat	5:08	5:13	6:31	12:10	3:25	4:13	5:53	7:08
11	Aug 22	Sun	5:07	5:12	6:30	12:10	3:25	4:14	5:54	7:08
12	Aug 23	Mon	5:07	5:12	6:29	12:10	3:25	4:14	5:54	7:08
13	Aug 24	Tue	5:06	5:11	6:28	12:10	3:26	4:14	5:55	7:09
14	Aug 25	Wed	5:05	5:10	6:27	12:09	3:26	4:15	5:55	7:09
15	Aug 26	Thu	5:04	5:09	6:26	12:09	3:26	4:15	5:55	7:09
16	Aug 27	Fri	5:03	5:08	6:25	12:09	3:26	4:15	5:56	7:10
17	Aug 28	Sat	5:02	5:07	6:24	12:09	3:26	4:16	5:56	7:10
18	Aug 29	Sun	5:01	5:06	6:23	12:08	3:26	4:16	5:57	7:10
19	Aug 30	Mon	5:00	5:05	6:22	12:08	3:26	4:16	5:57	7:11
20	Aug 31	Tue	4:59	5:04	6:21	12:08	3:26	4:17	5:57	7:11
21	Sept 1	Wed	4:58	5:03	6:20	12:07	3:27	4:17	5:58	7:11
22	Sept 2	Thu	4:57	5:02	6:19	12:07	3:27	4:17	5:58	7:12
23	Sept 3	Fri	4:56	5:01	6:18	12:07	3:27	4:17	5:59	7:12
24	Sept 4	Sat	4:55	5:00	6:17	12:06	3:27	4:18	5:59	7:12
25	Sept 5	Sun	4:54	4:59	6:16	12:06	3:27	4:18	5:59	7:13
26	Sept 6	Mon	4:53	4:58	6:15	12:06	3:27	4:18	6:00	7:13
27	Sept 7	Tue	4:52	4:57	6:14	12:05	3:27	4:18	6:00	7:14
28	Sept 8	Wed	4:51	4:56	6:12	12:05	3:27	4:19	6:01	7:14
29	Sept 9	Thu	4:50	4:55	6:11	12:05	3:27	4:19	6:01	7:14
30	Sept 10	Fri	4:49	4:54	6:10	12:04	3:27	4:19	6:01	7:15

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source: Jamiat KZN

Note 1: Sehri Times shown are 5 minutes before Subha Sadiq and should be regarded as final
Note 2: Dates shown are computed on the basis of ‘expected visibility’ of the moon
.

Stanger, South Africa

Ismail Dhorat — Sat, 26 Jun 2010 12:55:08 +0000

Sehri(Suhoor) & Iftar Timetables for Stanger, South Africa, Ramadan 2010

Ramadaan	Date	Day	Sehri Ends	Fajr	Sunrise	Zawal	Asr (S)	Asr (H)	Maghrib / Iftaar	Isha
1	Aug 12	Thu	5:05	5:10	6:31	12:00	3:06	3:52	5:32	6:50
2	Aug 13	Fri	5:04	5:09	6:30	12:00	3:07	3:53	5:33	6:50
3	Aug 14	Sat	5:03	5:08	6:29	12:00	3:07	3:53	5:33	6:51
4	Aug 15	Sun	5:03	5:08	6:28	11:59	3:08	3:54	5:34	6:51
5	Aug 16	Mon	5:02	5:07	6:27	11:59	3:08	3:54	5:34	6:52
6	Aug 17	Tue	5:01	5:06	6:26	11:59	3:08	3:55	5:35	6:52
7	Aug 18	Wed	5:00	5:05	6:25	11:59	3:09	3:55	5:36	6:53
8	Aug 19	Thu	4:59	5:04	6:24	11:59	3:09	3:56	5:36	6:53
9	Aug 20	Fri	4:58	5:03	6:23	11:58	3:09	3:56	5:37	6:54
10	Aug 21	Sat	4:57	5:02	6:22	11:58	3:09	3:57	5:37	6:54
11	Aug 22	Sun	4:56	5:01	6:21	11:58	3:10	3:57	5:38	6:54
12	Aug 23	Mon	4:55	5:00	6:20	11:58	3:10	3:58	5:38	6:55
13	Aug 24	Tue	4:54	4:59	6:19	11:57	3:10	3:58	5:39	6:55
14	Aug 25	Wed	4:53	4:58	6:18	11:57	3:11	3:58	5:39	6:56
15	Aug 26	Thu	4:52	4:57	6:17	11:57	3:11	3:59	5:40	6:56
16	Aug 27	Fri	4:51	4:56	6:16	11:56	3:11	3:59	5:40	6:57
17	Aug 28	Sat	4:50	4:55	6:15	11:56	3:11	4:00	5:41	6:57
18	Aug 29	Sun	4:49	4:54	6:13	11:56	3:12	4:00	5:41	6:58
19	Aug 30	Mon	4:48	4:53	6:12	11:56	3:12	4:01	5:42	6:58
20	Aug 31	Tue	4:47	4:52	6:11	11:55	3:12	4:01	5:42	6:59
21	Sept 1	Wed	4:46	4:51	6:10	11:55	3:12	4:01	5:43	6:59
22	Sept 2	Thu	4:45	4:50	6:09	11:55	3:12	4:02	5:43	7:00
23	Sept 3	Fri	4:44	4:49	6:08	11:54	3:13	4:02	5:44	7:00
24	Sept 4	Sat	4:43	4:48	6:07	11:54	3:13	4:02	5:44	7:00
25	Sept 5	Sun	4:41	4:46	6:05	11:54	3:13	4:03	5:45	7:01
26	Sept 6	Mon	4:40	4:45	6:04	11:53	3:13	4:03	5:46	7:01
27	Sept 7	Tue	4:39	4:44	6:03	11:53	3:13	4:04	5:46	7:02
28	Sept 8	Wed	4:38	4:43	6:02	11:53	3:13	4:04	5:47	7:02
29	Sept 9	Thu	4:37	4:42	6:01	11:52	3:13	4:04	5:47	7:03
30	Sept 10	Fri	4:36	4:41	5:59	11:52	3:14	4:05	5:48	7:03

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source: Jamiat KZN

Note 1: Sehri Times shown are 5 minutes before Subha Sadiq and should be regarded as final
Note 2: Dates shown are computed on the basis of ‘expected visibility’ of the moon
.