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Libya Press
Muslims in Tarhuna, located roughly 70 kilometres southeast of Tripoli, rely on precise daily prayer timings for the five obligatory prayers. As of Monday, July 27, 2026 — corresponding to 13 Safar 1448 in the Islamic calendar — the calculated prayer times follow the official method adopted across Libya, ensuring alignment with local mosques.
The prayer times for today are calculated using the city's precise geographic coordinates — latitude 32.4350° N and longitude 13.6332° E — within the Africa/Tripoli time zone. The schedule is as follows:
Today's fasting duration totals approximately 15 hours and 34 minutes, consistent with midsummer expectations at Tarhuna's latitude of 32.4 degrees north.
Libya officially adopts the Egyptian General Authority of Survey method for determining prayer times. This method uses a solar depression angle of 19.5 degrees below the horizon for Fajr and 17.5 degrees for Isha. The Asr prayer follows the general jurisprudence method, where shadow length equals object height.
These astronomical calculations are updated daily and verified against local visibility conditions. Tarhuna's position at 32.44 degrees north and its distance of roughly 2,860 kilometres from Mecca factor into the precise timing algorithms used by major prayer time platforms.
Worshippers in Tarhuna face east-southeast when performing prayers, with the Qibla direction at approximately 109 degrees from true north. This orientation aligns with the Great Mosque in Mecca, about 2,860 kilometres away. The direction remains constant and can be verified using compass applications or mosque indicators throughout the city.
Prayer times shift gradually throughout the month. At the beginning of July, Fajr was at approximately 4:11 AM and Maghrib at 8:17 PM. By 31 July, Fajr will be at 4:37 AM and Maghrib at 8:04 PM, reflecting the changing solar angle. This daily variation of one to two minutes is automatically accounted for by all calculation platforms.
Despite being only 70 kilometres apart, Tarhuna's prayer times differ slightly from the capital's due to the longitude difference. Tarhuna lies east of Tripoli, meaning the sun sets there earlier. Today Maghrib in Tarhuna is at 8:07 PM versus approximately 8:10 PM in Tripoli — a difference of 2 to 4 minutes across prayers. Asr shows the largest gap at 4:53 PM versus 4:56 PM. These differences highlight the need for location-specific schedules.
Several websites provide regularly updated prayer schedules for Tarhuna using its geographic coordinates, the official Libyan calculation method, and the Africa/Tripoli time zone. These services automatically recalculate timings daily and offer live countdowns to the next prayer.
During Ramadan, fasting hours in Tarhuna typically range between 14 and 15 hours depending on the season. Imsak time — marking the start of the daily fast — is set approximately 10 minutes before Fajr as a precaution.
All prayer times cited here are calculated astronomically from Tarhuna's verified coordinates (32.4350 degrees north, 13.6332 degrees east) according to the Egyptian General Authority of Survey method, for Monday, July 27, 2026 (13 Safar 1448 AH).
— Libya Press / News Desk