Islamic prayer times in El Menzel — Azan and salah

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Adan or adhan means the call to prayer. Wa9t salat means “prayer time” and aw9at salat “prayer times”, using common Latin-letter spellings of Arabic. These searches lead to the same service.

Coordinates, calculation conventions and local adjustments can create differences. Compare the city and date. Calculation adjusts automatically to your city; confirm the timetable with your mosque.

Fajr is the dawn prayer. Sunrise marks the end of its usual time window; it is not a sixth obligatory prayer. Both references are displayed separately.

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No. This calendar conversion uses Umm al-Qura. Moon sighting may lead to a different date in Morocco or your country of residence. Local official announcements remain the reference for holidays and month starts.

Open the Ramadan 2027 page from this section, then choose your city. Maghrib marks iftar and Fajr the start of fasting. Dates are provisional pending local announcements.

Check the city and date, then retry. A provider outage does not mean there is no prayer timetable. Consult an official source or your mosque; the tool does not substitute another city’s or day’s times for missing data.