Prayer Schedule: 5 August 2024


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Published: 10:38 5 August 2024
Today is Monday, 5 August 2024 English, 21 Shravan 1431 Bengali, 29 Muharram 1446 Hijri. The prayer schedule of Dhaka and its surrounding areas is given below:
Prayer schedule
> Fajr- 4:08 minutes.
> Zohar- 12:08 minutes.
> Asr- 4:42 minutes.
> Maghrib- 6:44 minutes.
> Isha- 8:04 minutes.
> Today sunset- 6:39 minutes.
> Sunrise today - 5:29 minutes.
The divisional time to be added or subtracted from the time mentioned for the divisional city is-
To subtract-
> Chittagong: -05 minutes.
> Sylhet: -06 minutes.
To be added-
> Khulna: +03 minutes.
> Rajshahi: +07 minutes.
> Rangpur: +08 minutes.
> Barisal: +01 min.
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