The dhuhr time ota-ku today is 11:31. Find dhuhr azan time ota-ku and dhuhr adhan time ota-ku for all mosques in Ota-ku, Japan.
The dhuhr time ota-ku today is 11:31. Find dhuhr azan time ota-ku and dhuhr adhan time ota-ku for all mosques in Ota-ku, Japan.
In the heat and movement of midday Ota-ku, Dhuhr calls you quietly: slow down, return, remember. Even when your schedule is packed, this prayer offers more than a pause—it offers presence. Each sajdah feels like releasing the weight you’ve carried since morning. And when you rise again, you do so with strength only Allah can give.
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Dhuhr begins right after the sun passes its highest point in the sky and lasts until the time of Asr. The exact times change daily based on the sun’s position, so checking your local prayer times in Ota-ku is the best way to stay accurate. You have a wide window to pray, but it’s always best to perform it early when the day still feels calm and bright.
Praying Dhuhr on time brings protection, clarity, and barakah in your day. The Prophet ﷺ taught that whoever maintains the five daily prayers will find light and success. Dhuhr specifically shields you in the heart of your day—it’s like refueling your spirit before the afternoon rush. Those few minutes of worship can transform the rest of your hours into something meaningful.
Yes, making up a missed Dhuhr prayer is an obligation. If you miss it unintentionally due to a valid reason like sleeping or forgetting, the Prophet's ﷺ teaching is a mercy from Allah: you must pray it as soon as you remember. However, if a prayer was missed intentionally in the past, this is considered a major sin that requires sincere repentance (Tawbah) to Allah. Along with repenting, the overwhelming majority of scholars affirm that you must also make up the missed prayer. The most important thing is not to let a mistake lead to despair. Turn back to Allah, perform the prayer you missed, and make a firm commitment to guard your prayers on time in the future, as Allah loves those who repent and return to Him.
While Dhuhr is in the middle of the workday and serves as a crucial spiritual checkpoint, the term 'the middle prayer' (Al-Salat al-Wusta) mentioned in the Qur'an refers specifically to the Asr prayer, according to the strongest prophetic teachings. Dhuhr provides essential balance to our day, reminding us to reconnect with Allah amidst our busiest hours. It breaks the momentum of worldly tasks and recenters our hearts on our true purpose.
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