Prayer times Ottawa

Prayer Times for Ottawa, Canada - December 2024

The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said:

The time for the evening (maghrib) prayer begins after sunset and lasts until the twilight ends. The time for the night (isha) prayer continues until midnight.

If it would not be too difficult for his community (ummah), the Prophet would have delayed the time for the isha prayer until one-third or halfway through the night.

How to pray in Islam

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Qibla direction for Ottawa

From Ottawa, Canada, the direction of the Qibla is 104° ESE directly to Mecca, and a distance of 10143.7361 kilometers separates the two places.

Qiblal Direction	🧭 104°
Location	Canada, Ottawa
Time now	4:11 AM
Date	2024-11-11
Distance between Ottawa and Mecca	10,143.74 km
Latitude, Longitude	45.42153, -75.697193

How are Islamic prayer times calculated for Ottawa?

Muslims in Ottawa follow prayer times that are determined through precise astronomical calculations taking into account the city’s specific geographical coordinates. These calculations consider factors such as the Earth’s rotation, the tilt of the Earth’s axis, and the position of the sun.

To illustrate, here are today’s prayer times in Ottawa:

• Fajr prayer starts at 04:17. This is the time when the first faint light of dawn appears on the horizon.
• Dhuhr prayer starts at 12:39. This time starts after the sun passes its zenith (highest point in the sky).
• Asr prayer starts at 17:28. The calculation for Asr is more complex and involves comparing the length of an object’s shadow to its actual height.
• Maghrib prayer starts at 19:28, precisely at sunset.
• Isha prayer commences at 20:55, when the twilight fades completely, and darkness envelops the city.

It’s important to note that prayer times can vary throughout the year due to the changing seasons

About Ottawa city

Ottawa crosses the federal or federal capital of Canada and ranks fourth in terms of total area in the country, and is located in the Ottawa Valley in the east of the province of Ontario, and has an extension on the southern bank of the Ottawa River, which represents a natural border with the province of Quebec and separates the city of Ottawa and the city of Gatineau aux Hall according to the previous name, which is located within the province of Quebec.

Gatineau and Ottawa can be considered one region despite the separation, as well as the different language between them, as the speakers of Gatineau mostly speak French, which is the language of the region, while English is officially the second language, while the inhabitants of Ottawa speak English and a number of them speak French, which is the second official language.

The Arabic language was adopted as a language that ranks third after both English and French, as the number of speakers of this language reaches about 47 thousand and 425 speakers, which is about three percent of the total population, which according to the population census of 2011 reached approximately one million and 215 thousand people, a number that is considered very large compared to the population census five years earlier.