Ruling on using the calendar to determine the time of the prayers
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Q170: The questioner Qasim from Yemen says: I watch for the appearance of dawn until I see the white thread of dawn, then I hasten to perform wudu. Should I perform the adhan before the appearance of dawn, for example, ten minutes earlier?
A170: If he is in the countryside and can see the appearance of dawn, he should call the adhan immediately and not delay. However, if he is in a city with lights and electricity, and cannot distinguish the dawn, he must use the calendar and the time schedule distributed by the government to the mosques and offices, and act according to it.
A170: If he is in the countryside and can see the appearance of dawn, he should call the adhan immediately and not delay. However, if he is in a city with lights and electricity, and cannot distinguish the dawn, he must use the calendar and the time schedule distributed by the government to the mosques and offices, and act according to it.
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