Prayer Times in Libertador General San Martin, Argentina
Date
Location
Libertador General San Martin, Argentina
Calculation Method
Juristic Method
Fajr
8:46 AM
Sunrise
10:01 AM
Dhuha
10:21 AM
Overhead Sun
4:01 PM
Dhuhr
4:10 PM
Asr
7:37 PM
Sunset
10:03 PM
Maghrib
10:18 PM
Isha
11:29 PM
Fajr
8:46 AM
Sunrise
10:01 AM
Dhuha
10:21 AM
Overhead Sun
4:01 PM
Dhuhr
4:10 PM
Asr
7:37 PM
Sunset
10:03 PM
Maghrib
10:18 PM
Isha
11:29 PM
Tahajjud
02:16 AM
Suhur
05:45 AM
Iftar
07:18 PM
* Prayer times for Libertador General San Martin are calculated using the Muslim World League method with the Shafi Juristic for Asr, and may differ from local mosque announcements by a few minutes. Updated for September 29, 2026 (Today).
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Get the AppFrequently Asked Questions
- What are today's prayer times in Libertador General San Martin?
- Today, September 29, 2026, Libertador General San Martin prayer times are Fajr 5:46 AM, Dhuhr 1:10 PM, Asr 4:37 PM, Maghrib 7:18 PM and Isha 8:29 PM.
- What time is Fajr and Suhur in Libertador General San Martin today?
- Fajr in Libertador General San Martin begins at 5:46 AM today, September 29, 2026, and Suhur (Sehri) ends just before, at 5:45 AM.
- What time is Maghrib (Iftar) in Libertador General San Martin today?
- Maghrib in Libertador General San Martin is at 7:18 PM today, September 29, 2026, which is also the start of Iftar.
- How are prayer times calculated in Libertador General San Martin?
- Libertador General San Martin prayer times use the Muslim World League method with the Shafi convention, based on the city's coordinates and timezone (America/Argentina/Jujuy).
- What Asr juristic method (madhab) is used for Libertador General San Martin?
- Asr time for Libertador General San Martin, Argentina is calculated using the Shafi juristic method (madhab), which affects when the Asr prayer window begins relative to the Shafi/Hanafi shadow-length convention.