muslims pray 5 times/day. do they pray at sharp hours too?

Answer 1

Depends on how religious they are. There are fixed times for prayer but not all pray at that time, if they have something else to do.

Answer 2

The prayer times established by the religion are at dawn, noon, mid-afternoon, sunset, and an hour and a half after sunset (two hours after sunset during Ramadhan). In Islamic countries, the times are published in the newspapers and in desktop calendars. I spent five years in Saudi Arabia, and in order to organize shopping (stores are closed at prayer time), I wrote a computer program to figure out the times.

Answer 3

I just answered a similar question. We Muslims pray at sunrise, around noon, in the afternoon, at sunset & at night. So they are at specific times, but not by the clock. Those are teh compulsary prayers. You can pray any other prayers you want though also.

Answer 4

their times are set when to pray
might pray crossing a bridge
or on an airplane

Answer 5

i'll take one prayer for example

fajar - the dawn prayer ......... from the first dawn till the rise of the sun - so it's approximately a period of 2 hours (depends in which country one lives). Within this period, prayer has its true value.