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Online Islamic prayer publications – 2026

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The Egyptian General Survey Authority has maintained a daily release of official Muslim prayer timetables throughout ~~2026, extending~~ 2026. Following the ~~pattern documented~~ patterns established in ~~July and August. On 29 May,~~ mid-to-late July, the Ministry of Awqaf posted Eid al‑Adha times for Cairo (Fajr 04:12, Dhuhr 12:52, Asr 16:29, Maghrib 19:50, Isha 21:21) and other governorates, together with sermon titles emphasizing gratitude and family ties. Early June bulletins (5 June, 7 June, 12‑13 June) provided minute‑level authority continued providing precise schedules for Cairo, Alexandria, ~~Ismailia,~~ Tanta, Mansoura, Qena, Aswan, ~~Sharm El‑Sheikh~~ Ismailia, and ~~other provinces. Subsequent releases covered mid‑July (10‑11 July, 18‑19 July, 21‑22~~ Sharm El-Sheikh. In late July, ~~26‑27 July)~~ schedules for 30 and ~~late~~ 31 July ~~(2 August, 6~~ were released, noting Cairo’s Dhuhr at 1:01 p.m. and Maghrib at 7:50 p.m. and 7:49 p.m., respectively. Early August updates included specific timings for 2 August, where Cairo’s Fajr was set at 04:36 and Alexandria’s at 04:38. On 7 ~~August) with consistent adjustments reflecting local solar calculations. Each timetable lists precise start times~~ August, the authority published timetables for ~~Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib~~ 6 and 7 August, detailing Isha ~~across major cities~~ call-to-prayer times such as ~~Cairo, Alexandria, Giza, Luxor, Aswan~~ 21:10 in Cairo and ~~Sharm El‑Sheikh.~~ 21:19 in Alexandria. By late August, schedules reflected further seasonal shifts, with Cairo’s Fajr moving to approximately 4:58 a.m. and Maghrib occurring between 7:22 p.m. and 7:24 p.m. In parallel, ~~Arabic‑language~~ Arabic-language websites in Egypt and Kuwait have published daily collections of morning and evening dhikr (azkar) and ~~supplications for dates ranging from 10 June to early July and mid‑July,~~ supplications, offering believers ~~ready‑to‑recite~~ ready-to-recite devotional texts. These online resources complement the official schedules, illustrating a broader pattern of digital dissemination of Islamic prayer guidance throughout the country. All publications rely on astronomical calculations approved by Egyptian authorities ~~and aim~~ to ~~help Muslims observe~~ assist in observing the five daily prayers ~~and related devotional practices~~ at ~~the~~ correct local times.

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