Islamic prayer timings in US: Check Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha time on September 19 in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Phoenix

Islamic prayer schedules are designed to provide spiritual discipline and obedience within the community and are meticulously structured at regular intervals. Muslims make daily prayers (Arabic Salah) with the position of the sun in the sky at a certain time in connection with daily astronomical events. Essentially there are five great prayer: Fajr (Dawn), Dhuhr (in the afternoon), Asr (afternoon), Maghrib (Sunset) and Isha (Night).

Fajr is the first of the five -day Islamic prayers made in dawn before the sun rises. Dhuhr is the second prayer made when the sun begins to fall from Zenith. The century is the prayer of the afternoon, Maghrib is done immediately after sunset. ISHA is the night prayer made after the twilight disappearance.

According to the North American Islamic Association, the prayer timits of five major US cities on September 19:

new York

• Fajr: 5:25
• Dhuhr: 12:50 pm
• ASR: 16:17
• Maghrib: 18:58
• Isha: 20:13

Los Angeles

• Fajr: 05:30
• Dhuhr: 12:47
• Asr: 16:15
• Maghrib: 18:53
• Isha: 20:04

Chicago

• Fajr: 5:18
• Dhuhr: 12:44
• Asr: 16:11
• Maghrib: 18:52
• Isha: 20:09

Houston

• Fajr: 6:03
• Dhuhr: 13:15
• Asr: 16:43
• Maghrib: 19:21
• Isha: 20:27

Phoenix (Arizona)

• Fajr: 5:06
• Dhuhr: 12:22
• ASR: 15:50
• Maghrib: 18:29
• Isha: 19:37

In 2020, the Muslim population is estimated to be about 4.5 million in the United States. Since they come from more than 75 countries, there are various representations of Muslims, a significant number comes from South Asia, the Middle East and Africa.