Zawal Time in Middleton In Teesdale Today

Today, Tuesday Dec 23, 2025 (3 Rajab 1447), The Zawal Time in Middleton In Teesdale starts at 11:00 AM and ends at 12:08 PM. Makrooh or sunrise in Middleton In Teesdale start time is 08:30 AM and end time is 08:45 AM. Check the accurate zawal time in Middleton In Teesdale, makrooh and sunrise time to avoid praying (Namaz/Salah) at this time.

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Zawal Time

Start Time: 11:00 AM

End Time: 12:08 PM

Sun Rise

Start Time: 08:30 AM

End Time: 08:45 AM

Zawal time in Middleton In Teesdale

Zawal time in Middleton In Teesdale is a time that prohibits any salah or Islamic prayers. The zawal time varies from country to country as per the sunrise and sunset. Prayer timings are given much importance in Islam. They all have specific timings that follow sunset and sunrise. All the five salah prayers are followed by sun timings.

Zawal time in Middleton In Teesdale ends when the Dhuhr prayer timing starts. Zawal time in Middleton In Teesdale starts at 11:00 AM and ends at 12:08 PM. Today, sunrise time in Middleton In Teesdale starts at 08:30 AM and will end at 08:45 AM. Find all the prayer timings in Middleton In Teesdale including salah, Zawal, and Makrooh. There are other timings to the cities in the United Kingdom including Birmingham, City Of London, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Sheffield, Glasgow, Bristol, Edinburgh and many others.

What is Zawal Time in Middleton In Teesdale?

Zawal time in Middleton In Teesdale start at 11:00 AM and ends at 12:08 PM. Middleton In Teesdale Zawal timing typically lasts for about 30 to 40 minutes, and it ends just before the Dhuhr prayer begins.

What is Sunrise Time in Middleton In Teesdale?

Sunrise time in Srinagar is 08:30 AM. Middleton In Teesdale sunrise timing marks the end of the Fajr prayer time and the beginning of the day when regular prayers can resume. Sunrise timing Middleton In Teesdale is essential in determining daily prayer schedules, particularly for the early morning Fajr prayer and its end time.

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