Laayoune is located in Western Sahara. It is also known as Aaium,Aaiun,Aaiún,Aiun,Ajuno,Al Ayoun,Al-Aaiun,Al-Ajoen,Al-Ayun,Al-Ujun,EUN,Ehl‘-Ajun,Ejbei Uad el Aabd,El Aaiun,El Aaiún,El Aium,El Aiun,El Aiún,El Ajun,El Ayun,El-Aaiun,El-Aaiún,La’Youn,Laayoune,Laâyoune,La’Youn,O Aiún – العيون,a you en,aiun,el-aiun,Ел Ајун,Эль-Аюн,العيون,العیون,アイウン,阿尤恩,엘아이운.
Laayoune has a population of approximately 196331 people.
Fajr | 06:51 |
Sunrise | 07:55 |
Dhuhr | 13:38 |
Asr | 16:54 |
Sunset | 19:20 |
Maghrib | 19:20 |
Isha | 20:24 |
Imsak | 06:41 |
Midnight | 01:37 |
Firstthird | 23:32 |
Lastthird | 03:43 |
There are five main prayers that Muslims perform each day. These prayers are a fundamental part of a Muslim’s daily routine. I’ll walk you through each of them, and also talk about the importance of sunrise and sunset in Islam.
Fajr (The Dawn Prayer):
Dhuhr (The Noon Prayer):
Asr (The Afternoon Prayer):
Maghrib (The Evening Prayer):
Isha (The Night Prayer):
Now, let’s talk about the importance of sunrise and sunset.
Sunrise: In Islam, sunrise is not just a physical phenomenon; it’s considered a blessing. It’s a new day and a new chance to do good. Moreover, the time just before sunrise is regarded as a special time for prayer and reflection.
Sunset: Similar to sunrise, sunset is also seen as a spiritual time in Islam. It marks the end of the day, a time to reflect on one’s actions, to be thankful for the good deeds, and ask for forgiveness for any wrongs.