Sharia times of Ramadan 1402 in Tehran, Mashhad, Isfahan, Tabriz and other cities of the country

Sharia times of Ramadan 1402 which starts from April 3rd and ends on May 1st 1402 in a table that includes the exact time and time of Tehran morning call to prayer, Tehran sunrise, noon call to prayer, sunset, Tehran Maghrib call to prayer and midnight of Mashhad, Isfahan. And Tabriz is displayed for you. Azan times in Tehran, Mashhad, Isfahan, Tabriz, are specific hours of the day and night, which are specified by religion so that special duties can be performed during these times.

For example, daily prayers, fasting, and the call to prayer in Ramadan are among the duties that cannot be performed without accurate information about the time of the call to prayer in Ramadan 1402. We have placed the image file of the call to prayer times of Tehran in 1402, Mashhad, Tabriz and Isfahan. The standard of Islamic hours is the position of the sun in the sky.

We hope that this year, like the previous years, the Almighty God will give us the will to fulfill the heavenly duty of fasting, God willing. We are asking for prayers from all users and regular supporters of the Siri website in Iran

Sharia times of Ramadan 1402 in Tehran

See the Azan time in Tehran in the month of Ramadan in the table below

Sharia times of Ramadan 1402 in Mashhad

See the Azan time of Mashhad in the month of Ramadan in the table below

Sharia times of Ramadan 1402 in Tabriz

See Tabriz azan time in the month of Ramadan in the table below

Sharia times of Ramadan 1402 in Isfahan

See the Azan time of Isfahan in the month of Ramadan in the table below

Sharia time calculation software according to other cities of Iran

The source of extracting all the images above is the calendar center of the Institute of Geophysics, University of Tehran. In addition, we have put here the software for determining Sharia times of all Iranian cities, which was prepared by the Institute of Geophysics of Tehran University, so that our dear compatriots of all cities can use it.

Click here to view the software for calculating Sharia times of Iranian cities

The basics of determining religious hours

The jurisprudential bases of determining the religious times in Islam are based on the observation of the position of the sun in the sky. In fact, the terrestrial observer observes the location of the sun and, based on jurisprudence, determines its times to the horizon of the region where it is present. For example, when the sun has the highest height in the sky of a region, the moment of Islamic noon has arrived for that region. The jurisprudential bases of determining the time of morning, noon and evening calls in the Shia religion are summarized as follows:

Fajr Azan: The first light of the sun (Fajr Sadiq) will appear and spread towards the east.
Sunrise: the top edge of the sun’s disk will come out from under the horizon.
Midday call to prayer: The sun is at its highest height in the sky and the index shadow reaches its lowest value.
Sunset: the disappearance and hiding of the sun from the western horizon.
Maghrib call to prayer: shortly after sunset and when the eastern sun (red at sunset) reaches or passes over the observer’s head.

You can click here to see how to prepare healthy Iftars in the holy month of Ramadan.

Update date: March 22, 1401