Question 1

What is Fajr Makrooh time in Karachi today?

Accepted Answer

Fajr Makrooh time in Karachi today starts immediately at sunrise and lasts for approximately 15-20 minutes.

Question 2

Why is prayer discouraged during Makrooh time?

Accepted Answer

According to Islamic rulings, voluntary (Nafl) prayers are prohibited during Makrooh time because this period coincides with sunrise, a time when some religious traditions perform sun-worship, which Islam seeks to differentiate from.

Question 3

Can I pray Fajr during Makrooh time?

Accepted Answer

If you missed Fajr before sunrise, you can pray Qaza (missed) Fajr even during the Makrooh period. However, it is always best to pray Fajr before Makrooh time starts to gain full rewards.

Question 4

How long does the Makrooh time after Fajr last?

Accepted Answer

Makrooh time lasts for about 15-20 minutes after sunrise. After this period, voluntary prayers like Ishraq can be performed.

Question 5

Is Sehri allowed during Fajr Makrooh time in Karachi?

Accepted Answer

No, Sehri must be completed before Fajr time begins. If Fajr Azan starts, eating or drinking invalidates the fast.

Question 6

When can I pray Ishraq Salah after Fajr Makrooh time?

Accepted Answer

You can pray Ishraq Salah immediately after Makrooh time ends, which is about 15-20 minutes after sunrise.

Question 7

How Long Does Makrooh Time Last After Fajr Ends?

Accepted Answer

Once Fajr time ends (at sunrise), Makrooh time begins immediately and lasts for approximately 15-20 minutes.

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