Seasonal variations in Qarshi naturally affect prayer times, particularly during long summer days or short winter daylight periods. Fajr arrives earlier in summer, while Maghrib shifts significantly with sunset changes throughout the year.
Qibla remains constant throughout the year
Unlike prayer times, the Qibla direction for Qarshi stays the same year-round at approximately :qibla_degrees degrees. This consistency helps you permanently mark the prayer direction in your home.
Spiritual Benefits of Regular Salah in Qarshi
Maintaining regular Salah in Qarshi strengthens your connection with Allah and provides a structured, purposeful day. Each of the five prayers offers a unique opportunity for reflection and spiritual growth.
Salah times for Qarshi
Fajr 05:17 – Start your day with divine remembrance before dawn
Dhuhr 12:46 – Midday spiritual refreshment during work hours
Asr 16:07 – Afternoon moment of peace and reflection
Maghrib 18:44 – Gratitude for the day's blessings at sunset
Isha 20:44 – Peaceful conclusion to the day in Qarshi
Daily prayer timings are updated automatically for Qarshi, allowing easy reference for each Salah without manual calculations. Whether you need Fajr time or Isha time, our system provides real-time accuracy based on your location.
Prayer times and direction together
Complete your prayer preparation by checking both timings and direction. Visit our Qibla guide for Qarshi to ensure you're always facing the Kaaba during Salah.
Weekly Prayer Times (Qarshi)
Day
Fajr
Sunrise
Dhuhr
Asr
Maghrib
Isha
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Monthly Prayer Times
Date
Fajr
Dhuhr
Asr
Maghrib
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Calculation Method: Umm Al-Qura University, Makkah | Aladhan API
Frequently Asked Questions about Prayer Times in Qarshi
Fajr prayer time in Qarshi, Uzbekistan begins at dawn and ends just before sunrise. Using the Umm Al-Qura University, Makkah calculation method, the Fajr time is determined by the angle of the sun below the horizon. This is the first prayer of the day and consists of 2 rakats.
Dhuhr (Zuhr) prayer in Qarshi begins after the sun passes its zenith (highest point). In Asia/Samarkand timezone, this occurs around midday. It is the second prayer of the day and consists of 4 rakats.
Asr prayer time in Qarshi begins when the shadow of an object equals its length. This is the third prayer of the day and consists of 4 rakats.
Maghrib prayer in Qarshi starts immediately after sunset. It is the fourth daily prayer and consists of 3 rakats.
Isha prayer time in Qarshi begins after the red twilight disappears from the sky. It is the fifth and final obligatory prayer.
Prayer times for Qarshi are calculated using the Umm Al-Qura University, Makkah calculation method, based on the geographic coordinates of the city.