Question 1

How long does Isha prayer usually take?

Accepted Answer

Isha’s four obligatory rak‘ahs take around five to eight minutes, depending on your pace. Add a couple of minutes if you include Sunnah or Witr. It’s not long—but those few minutes can completely change how you feel before sleeping. It’s the calmest way to close your day.

Question 2

Is Isha considered a night prayer? How is it different from Maghrib?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Isha is the true night prayer. Maghrib happens just after sunset, but Isha begins only when night fully settles. Spiritually, it represents closure—the final prayer of the day and a chance to hand everything over to Allah before sleep. It’s quiet, reflective, and deeply personal.

Question 3

Is Witr prayer performed after Isha? How are they connected?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Witr comes after Isha—it’s the closing act of your night worship. The Prophet ﷺ called Witr a completion for the day’s prayers. You can pray it right after Isha or later in the night if you plan to wake up for Tahajjud. Either way, it’s your final conversation with Allah before sleep.

Question 4

What are the rewards of praying Isha on time?

Accepted Answer

The Prophet ﷺ said that whoever prays Isha in congregation is as if they spent half the night in worship. Praying it on time strengthens your faith, brings tranquility to your heart, and guards you through the night. It’s one of the quiet but powerful acts that multiply blessings in your life.

Isha Time Al Mahallah al Kubra

Remaining Prayers

Fajr

Dhuhr

Asr

Maghrib

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About Isha

Al Mahallah al Kubra

Egyptian General Authority

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.How long does Isha prayer usually take?

Q.Is Isha considered a night prayer? How is it different from Maghrib?

Q.Is Witr prayer performed after Isha? How are they connected?

Q.What are the rewards of praying Isha on time?

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