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**paralelogram** · 08-08-2012, 09:57 PM

One reason some timetables use the caution factor is because if for example you live in a area which is the size of approx 5 miles the prayer times will differ by 1-5 mins within that radius, so if subh sadiq according to the masjid postcode is at 2.00 am then 5 miles away it will be 1-5 mins different to the masjid.

If you use the prayercalc link given by Bro umar then you can enter your postcode and that will give you the exact time for your postcode, so even if caution of 5 mins is not used then there is problem with that, but its always better to use a couple of mins caution.

Jazakallah for the link UI,

Well that link actually has the time for fajr starting earlier than the time written by the masjid I follow (albeit by 20 seconds.)

does it make an estimate?

08-08-2012, 09:57 PM	#4
paralelogram Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 524 Senior Member	One reason some timetables use the caution factor is because if for example you live in a area which is the size of approx 5 miles the prayer times will differ by 1-5 mins within that radius, so if subh sadiq according to the masjid postcode is at 2.00 am then 5 miles away it will be 1-5 mins different to the masjid. If you use the prayercalc link given by Bro umar then you can enter your postcode and that will give you the exact time for your postcode, so even if caution of 5 mins is not used then there is problem with that, but its always better to use a couple of mins caution. Jazakallah for the link UI, Well that link actually has the time for fajr starting earlier than the time written by the masjid I follow (albeit by 20 seconds.) does it make an estimate?
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