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#1 [Permalink] Posted on 29th June 2014 22:28
How much time do you brothers (and sisters) get from the completion of the taraweeh till the end of suhoor?

Last nite was the first nite and we knew it wasn't going to be easy.

Taraweeh finished at approximately 12:30 am and then an announcement was to be made before the witr. People were looking at their watches wondering what time it'll all finish because so many people follow the 18� rule which meant that they followed one of two times (attached) either 1am or 1.22am.

We didn't get home till about 12:45+ leaving us only 30odd minutes, but what about those who opted for the 1:01am time?


From my side, the least I could do was to email the committee member and let them know of the situation. Alhumdulillah I live near�my Masjid so it's okay, but so many people come from really far and they just wouldn't have any time!

What will they do? Pray 8 rakats and leave or adopt the (approx) 13� rule of the Masjid and follow that time of 2:36am!


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#2 [Permalink] Posted on 29th June 2014 22:43
AAWW, i usually pray at Aziziye (past couple years) where taraweeh finishes at about 12:10...im home by about 12:20. Alhumdulillah just about enough time.

this was the point / issue i was referring to last year. Masjids who follow this time (or intend to) should take into account Haji sab in the front row who'll be last out the door as he cant get through the crowds leaving and putting on shoes...and his car might be a few mins walk away.

though come to think of almost all the masjids in Leicester and Batley have the approx 1:30 suhoor time too....they must handle it some how
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#3 [Permalink] Posted on 29th June 2014 22:46
which is why im 99% sure ELM and Regents Park find it almost impossible to change...even if there was 1% 'daleel' on any later time (then the current HU times)..they'll most probs adopt it.
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#4 [Permalink] Posted on 30th June 2014 00:42
Look at the irony of things.

Last year we discussed this together and thought about the idea of either getting huffaz who recited well and not slow or since Esha time doesn't really matter too much during this period of year, to make Esha a little early.

But what did they do? They started later than the normal Jamaat time :(

At.least the huffaz are MashaAllah good and not slow.

And yes we just finished (the time shown at times of posting is an hour behind), so making my way home for a short snack leaving no time for anything else like tahajjud, tilawah etc.
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#5 [Permalink] Posted on 30th June 2014 00:43
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Problem with regents park is that their Esha time in ramadhan starts 2 hours after Maghrib, so they'll never adopt any changes
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#6 [Permalink] Posted on 30th June 2014 01:57
theres other places walking distance from you that start about 20mins earlier:

(below times were the times on Sat night 27th June - some would be earlier now by a few mins)

ESHA & TARAWIH SALAH IN HACKNEY

(Tarawih salah will start few mins after Esha jamah)
Abu Hurairah 10:30
Aziziye 11 (sisters facilities)
Clapton Pond Garage 10:30 (2 weeks Quran completion)
Dalston Lane (Madinah Rd) 10:40
Hoxton Masjid 10:45
Leswin Rd 11:15 (sisters facilities)
Little Gems Nursery (Lynmouth Rd) 10:37
Madina 10:45
Manor Hse Musalla Ebrahim 10:40
Mount Pleasant Musalla (Woodmill Rd E5) 10:40
Morning Lane (237 Well St) 10:35
Musalla Noor (101 Stokey High St) 10:39
Olinda Rd 10:50
(above) Palm2 Shop next to Clapton Pond 10:30 (3 weeks Quran completion)
Quba 10:52
Sandringham Rd 10:50
Shacklewell Lane 10:43 (sisters facilities)
Suleymaniye 11 (sisters facilities)
Tawhid School 10:40
Valide Sultan (Clissold Rd N16) 10:55
Yorkshire Grove Community Hall, 20 Gunstor Road 10:40
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#7 [Permalink] Posted on 30th June 2014 12:25
Our isha starts at 10.45pm, taraweeh starts 11pm, finishes including witr by 12.05am, home by 12.15am, back to masjid at 1.35am for fajr jamaat at 1.44am, and the imams ain't messing about this year, fajr lasts about 5-7 mins!
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#8 [Permalink] Posted on 30th June 2014 12:32
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that must be fast...? though the interpretation of fast i guess varies from person to person. Azizye doesnt do quran completion tarawih...imam recites slowly and i quite enjoy turkish imams qirat (especially Imam Mustapha Orhan over the years). ...they also usually have free teas and coffees and bisc...with ice cream van parked at entrance :-)

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#9 [Permalink] Posted on 30th June 2014 12:34
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Save a space for me bro, then sehri in super kebab?
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#10 [Permalink] Posted on 30th June 2014 12:35
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No wonder you go there

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They've put the prices up :(
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#11 [Permalink] Posted on 30th June 2014 12:37
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lol..maybe last few days . last year and before that i used to go for the teas etc..but now due to v.early suhoor its straight home.
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#12 [Permalink] Posted on 30th June 2014 12:40
Last few days im planning to do a itikaf crawl....

Ida, bury darululoom and molana bilals place, and bradford in the space of 2 days

Add shariff to them

Your welcome to join us
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#13 [Permalink] Posted on 30th June 2014 12:41
back in 2012 they had young late teens Qari from Turkey (surprisingly his voice sounded much older) ...man Allahu akbar his qirat was just cloud number 9 ...never prayed a taravih (sadly) i wanted to go on for hours and hours except that year...
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#14 [Permalink] Posted on 30th June 2014 12:59
inshallah will defi try IDA few days.

back to topic. Anyone here from Leic - how do the larger masjids handle the late esha jamaats and early suhoors...
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#15 [Permalink] Posted on 30th June 2014 13:09
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Most people live very close by to masjids, in Leicester every area has one in close proximity, problems would be for those living far.
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