Ramazan Timetable for Leeds and Suburbs

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LEEDS ISLAMIC CENTRE

NOTE: Delay Fajr Prayer
20 Minutes after Sehri ends.

CENTRAL JAMIA MOSQUE

The 1st day of Ramazan will be subject to Shahada of new moon.

Please ring Islamic Centre on 30th July after MAGHRIB Prayer to confirm 1st day of Ramazan

Prayers timetable for month of RAMAZAN 1432 Hijri (Jul/Aug-2011)

For certain reasons Jamaat times could be changed at any time, any change will be announced in the mosque

Friday Prayer 2:00 pm

PRAYERS BEGINNING TIMES

JAMAAT TIMES

Ramazan

Date

Day

Sehri Ends

Sunrise

Zuhr

Asr

Iftar Maghrib

Isha

Fajr

Zuhr

Asr

Isha

31-July

Sun

2:37

5:19

1:18

6:36

9:10

10:23

3:25

1:45

7:30

10:35

1/2

1-Aug

Mon

“

5:20

“

6:35

9:09

10:21

2/3

2 “

Tue

“

5:22

“

6:34

9:07

10:20

3/4

3 “

Wed

“

5:23

“

6:33

9:05

10:19

4/5

4 “

Thu

“

5:25

1:17

6:32

9:03

10:18

“

10:30

5/6

5 “

Fri

“

5:27

“

6:31

9:01

10:17

6/7

6 “

Sat

“

5:28

“

6:30

8:59

10:16

7/8

7 “

Sun

“

5:30

“

6:29

8:57

10:15

“

8/9

8 “

Mon

“

5:32

“

6:28

8:55

10:13

9/10

9 “

Tue

“

5:34

“

6:26

8:53

10:12

10/11

10 “

Wed

“

5:35

“

6:25

8:51

10:10

3:35

“

10:20

11/12

11 “

Thu

2:44

5:37

1:16

6:24

8:49

10:08

12/13

12 “

Fri

2:49

5:39

“

6:22

8:47

10:06

13/14

13 “

Sat

2:53

5:41

“

6:20

8:45

10:04

14/15

14 “

Sun

2:58

5:42

“

6:18

8:43

10:03

3:45

“

15/16

15 “

Mon

3:02

5:44

“

6:17

8:40

10:01

16/17

16 “

Tue

3:06

5:46

“

6:16

8:38

9:59

17/18

17 “

Wed

3:10

5:48

“

6:15

8:36

9:57

18/19

18 “

Thu

3:14

5:49

1:15

6:13

8:34

9:55

4:00

“

7:15

10:10

19/20

19 “

Fri

3:17

5:51

“

6:11

8:32

9:53

20/21

20 “

Sat

3:21

5:53

“

6:09

8:29

9:51

21/22

21 “

Sun

3:24

5:55

“

6:08

8:27

9:49

22/23

22 “

Mon

3:28

5:57

1:14

6:06

8:25

9:47

4:10

“

7:00

10:00

23/24

23 “

Tue

3:31

5:58

“

6:04

8:22

9:45

24/25

24 “

Wed

3:34

6:00

“

6:02

8:20

9:43

25/26

25 “

Thu

3:38

6:02

“

6:00

8:18

9:42

26/27

26 “

Fri

3:41

6:04

1:13

5:58

8:16

9:41

4:20

“

6:45

9:50

27/28

27 “

Sat

3:44

6:05

“

5:56

8:14

9:40

28/29

28 “

Sun

3:47

6:07

1:12

5:54

8:11

9:39

29/30

29 “

Mon

3:50

6:09

“

5:53

8:08

9:38

30 “

Tue

3:53

6:11

“

5:52

8:06

9:37

Intention for Fasting: Wa bi sawmi gha dinna waiy tu min shah ri ramadan
(I intend to keep the fast today in the month of Ramadan)

When opening the fast: Allahumma inni laka sumtu wa bika aamantu wa alaika tawakal tu wa 'ala rizqi ka aftartu
(O Allah! I fasted for You and I believe in You and I break my fast with Your sustenance)

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THINGS THAT BREAK ONE’S FAST

Anything put by force into the mouth of a fasting person.
Water going down the throat whilst gargling, (whilst being conscious of one’s fast).
To vomit mouthful intentionally or to return vomit down the throat.
Swallowing intentionally a pebble, piece of paper or any item that is not used as food or medicine.
Swallowing something edible, equal to or bigger than a grain of gram which was stuck between the teeth. However if it is first taken out of the mouth and swallowed, it will break the fast whether it is smaller or bigger than the size of a gram.
Putting oil into the ear.
Inhaling snuff into the nostrils.
Swallowing the blood from the gums if the colour of the blood is more than the saliva with which it is mixed.
To eat and drink forgetting that one is fasting and thereafter thinking that the fast is broken, to eat and drink again.
To eat and drink after Subha Saadiq or to break the fast before sunset due to a cloudy sky or a faulty watch, etc., and then realising one’s fault.

THINGS THAT DO NOT BREAK THE FAST

To eat or drink something unintentionally.
A mosquito, fly or any other object going down the throat unintentionally.
Water entering the ears.
Dust or dirt going down the throat.
Swallowing one’s OWN saliva.
Taking an injection.
Applying of Surma (kohl) into the eyes.
Taking a bath to keep cool.
Rubbing oil onto the body or hair.
To vomit unintentionally.
Applying Itr or perfume. It is NOT permitted to inhale the smoke of Lobaan or Agar Batti whilst fasting. It is also NOT permitted to smoke cigarettes or inhale its smoke.
Brushing the teeth without tooth paste or powder, eg., using a Miswaak, etc.
A dream which makes ghusl WAAJIB (necessary) does NOT break the Roza.