Staten Island Nawafil Prayer Time – Tahajjud, Ishraq, Chasht & Awwabin Time

Today, Sunday Jan 19, 2025 (19 Rajab 1446), Nawafil Prayer Times Staten Island - The Staten Island Tahajjud start time is 07:19 PM and ends at 05:52 AM, Ishraq time is 07:31 AM to 09:41 AM. Chasht time is 09:41 AM AM to 11:27 AM and Awwabin time is 05:14 PM to 06:04 PM. Check the accurate Tahajjud and Ishraq (Namaz/Salah) time in Staten Island at this time.

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Nawafil Time in Staten Island

Nafl Time Start Time End Time
Tahajjud Time 07:19 PM 05:52 AM
Ishraq Time 07:31 AM 09:41 AM
Chasht Time 09:41 AM 11:27 AM
Awwabin Time 05:14 PM 06:04 PM

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Staten Island Nawafil Prayer Timing

Tahajjud Prayer Times in Staten Island for Today, Jan 19, 2025, starts at 07:19 PM and ends at 05:52 AM. In Staten Island, United States, it is now 19 Rajab 1446 (Islamic Date). The prayer times vary daily in Staten Island, however, the Nafl prayer timings or Tahajjud times Staten Island may remain the same. For your convenience, this page includes the latest updates on Tahajjud time today as well as ishraq time, Chasht time & Awwabin nafl prayer times.

Staten Island Nawafil prayer time is essential for many Muslims and is based on the lunar calendar and local time which ensures accuracy. Nawafil prayers are not obligatory for Muslims, but quite important for devoted beings, who pray voluntarily to seek forgiveness. Staten Island is deeply rooted with Islamic traditions, with majority of Muslims, Prayer times are full of hustle and bustle. Other sources for the Staten Island Nawafil prayer time, are local mosques, to maintain consistency in worship. Keep track of Staten Island Nawafil prayer time here at Islamuna, to make sure you won't miss out on any of your obligatory Nawafil prayers.

Tahajjud Time Staten Island

Today Tahajjud Time Staten Island starts at 07:19 PM and ends at 05:52 AM.

Tahajjud timing in Staten Island begins shortly after midnight and continues until 20 minutes before Fajr. It is preferable to sleep, awaken after midnight, pray Tahajjud, sleep, and then awaken at Fajr.

How many Tahajjud rakat?

Tahajjud rakats are 2 to 12 rakats that are performed at any time during the final third of the night. Though, Tahajjud rakats or number of rakats for Tahajjud prayer is flexible and not fixed.

Ishraq Time Staten Island

Today Ishraq Time Staten Island starts at 07:31 AM and ends at 09:41 AM.

Ishraq time Staten Island begins as soon as the sun rises, if only slightly, but time begins. Since Zawal falls between Fajr and sunrise, praying in Ishraq is disliked after Fajr and before the sun rises.

Chasht Time Staten Island

Chasht Time Staten Island starts at 09:41 AM and ends at 11:27 AM.

Chasht Timing Staten Island begins when a quarter of the sun has risen and continues until the entire sun has risen and is in the center of the sky.

Awwabin Time Staten Island

Awwabin Time Staten Island starts at 05:14 PM and ends at 06:04 PM

Salat al-Awwabin Staten Island is prayed after Maghrib. However, in an authentic hadith, the term salat al-awwabin refers to salat al-duha: the pre-noon prayer.

When to pray Tahajjud in Staten Island?

The Tahajjud prayer in Staten Island is performed after the Isha prayer and before the Fajr (dawn) prayer. The best time is in the last third of the night.

How many Rakats in Ishraq?

The Ishraq prayer typically consists of 2 Rakats.

When is the Ishraq time in Staten Island?

The ishraq time in Staten Island begins after 12-15 minutes from sunrise and remains till one fourth of the day

How many Rakats in Chasht?

The Chast (Duha) prayer can be performed with a minimum of 2 Rakats and can be increased in pairs of 2, up to a maximum of 8 or 12 Rakats, according to different traditions.

When is the Chasht time in Staten Island?

Chasht Prayer Time in Staten Island is from after one-fourth of the day has passed till midday.

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