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**RerRoktoido** · 08-01-2011, 08:56 AM

The jumping between minutes is not random; it's calculated.

bump for the above questions.. i will be ending sehri at 1.40am in bradford today. when can i read fajr? at 1.50 fajr start? so that i can catch some sleep? or do i have to delay it as others will still be doing sehri and play it safe and read it later?

For Bradford, get a copy of Mufti Zubair Butt's timetable (I'll upload it tomorrow) or a timetable from Mufti Ismail Kacholwi. Or even IMWS. It would be best if you stay awake so you can pray at a time that is agreed upon by all, but if that's not possible or difficult, pray after 1:50.

@muminah, for today, finish sehri early (like now). Tomorrow, I'll find out for you which timetable is the most accurate you can follow for London.

08-01-2011, 08:56 AM	#34
RerRoktoido Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 370 Senior Member	The jumping between minutes is not random; it's calculated. bump for the above questions.. i will be ending sehri at 1.40am in bradford today. when can i read fajr? at 1.50 fajr start? so that i can catch some sleep? or do i have to delay it as others will still be doing sehri and play it safe and read it later? For Bradford, get a copy of Mufti Zubair Butt's timetable (I'll upload it tomorrow) or a timetable from Mufti Ismail Kacholwi. Or even IMWS. It would be best if you stay awake so you can pray at a time that is agreed upon by all, but if that's not possible or difficult, pray after 1:50. @muminah, for today, finish sehri early (like now). Tomorrow, I'll find out for you which timetable is the most accurate you can follow for London.
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