Prayer schedule Berkane: calendar and precise times for each salat

The Berkane Prayer Times set the rhythm of daily and professional life for thousands of inhabitants. This spiritual landmark, based on ReliableSchedules Berkane, helps organize days with serenity, especially when work and study commitments follow one another.

To have an up-to-date Berkane Islamic Calendar and respect each Berkane Salat, it is recommended to consult reliable local sources. The schedules are updated daily and reflect the official calculation of the Berkane Adhan according to national parameters.

Berkane Prayer Schedule 2025: calendar and precise times for each salat

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/* =============================== Constants & helpers =============================== */ const API_BASE = “https://api.aladhan.com/v1/timingsByCity”; const cache = new Map(); // key: city|date -> timings const $ = (sel, ctx=document) => ctx.querySelector(sel); const $$ = (sel, ctx=document) => Array.from(ctx.querySelectorAll(sel)); function toDDMMYYYY(date) { const d = String(date.getDate()).padStart(2, ‘0’); const m = String(date.getMonth() + 1).padStart(2, ‘0’); const y = date.getFullYear(); return `${d}-${m}-${y}`; } function fromInputDate(val) { // val: YYYY-MM-DD const [y,m,d] = val.split(‘-‘).map(Number); return new Date(y, m-1, d); } function formatHumanDateFR(date) { return date.toLocaleDateString(‘fr-MA’, { weekday: ‘long’, year: ‘numeric’, month: ‘long’, day: ‘numeric’ }); } function stripTZ(t) { // Aladhan sometimes returns “05:38 (+01)” -> keep HH:MM only return String(t).split(‘ ‘)[0]; } /* =============================== Fetching timings (with cache) =============================== */ async function fetchTimings(city, dateStr) { const key = `${city}|${dateStr}`; if (cache.has(key)) return cache.get(key); const url = `${API_BASE}?city=${encodeURIComponent(city)}&country=Morocco&date=${encodeURIComponent(dateStr)}`; const resp = await fetch(url); if (!resp.ok) throw new Error(`Network error (${resp.status})`); const json = await resp.json(); if (json.code !== 200 || !json.data) throw new Error(‘Invalid API response’); const t = json.data.timings; const timings = { Fajr: stripTZ(t.Fajr), Sunrise: stripTZ(t.Sunrise), Dhuhr: stripTZ(t.Dhuhr), Asr: stripTZ(t.Asr), Maghrib: stripTZ(t.Maghrib), Isha: stripTZ(t.Isha), timezone: json.data.meta?.timezone || ‘Africa/Casablanca’ }; cache.set(key, timings); return timings; } /* =============================== Main card rendering (selected city) =============================== */ function renderTimingsTiles(container, timings) { container.innerHTML = ”; const items = [ { k: ‘Fajr’, label: ‘Fajr’ }, { k: ‘Sunrise’, label: ‘Sunrise’ }, { k: ‘Dhuhr’, label: ‘Dhuhr’ }, { k: ‘Asr’, label: ‘Asr’ }, { k: ‘Maghrib’, label: ‘Maghrib’ }, { k: ‘Isha’, label: ‘Isha’ } ]; items.forEach(item => { const div = document.createElement(‘div’); div.className = ‘time-pill’; div.innerHTML = `${item.label}${timings[item.k] || ‘–:–‘}`; container.appendChild(div); }); } async function updateMainCard() { const select = $(‘#select-ville’); const dateInput = $(‘#input-date’); const cityObj = VILLES_MAROC[select.selectedIndex] || VILLES_MAROC[0]; const apiCity = cityObj.city; const label = cityObj.label; const date = dateInput.value ? fromInputDate(dateInput.value) : new Date(); const dateStr = toDDMMYYYY(date); $(‘#titre-ville’).textContent = `${label} — schedule for ${formatHumanDateFR(date)}`; $(‘#badge-date’).textContent = formatHumanDateFR(date); const grid = $(‘#grille-horaires’); grid.innerHTML = ‘‘; try { const timings = await fetchTimings(apiCity, dateStr); renderTimingsTiles(grid, timings); } catch (e) { grid.innerHTML = ``; } } /* =============================== Table all cities =============================== */ function initAllCitiesRows() { const tbody = $(‘#tbody-villes’); tbody.innerHTML = ”; VILLES_MAROC.forEach(v => { const tr = document.createElement(‘tr’); tr.dataset.label = v.label.toLowerCase(); tr.innerHTML = ` ${v.label} –:– –:– –:– –:– –:– –:– `; tbody.appendChild(tr); }); } function filterCities(q) { const needle = q.trim().toLowerCase(); $$(‘#tbody-villes tr’).forEach(tr => { tr.style.display = (!needle || tr.dataset.label.includes(needle)) ? ” : ‘none’; }); } async function loadAllCities(dateStr, onProgress) { const results = {}; let done = 0; const total = VILLES_MAROC.length; const limit = 8; // concurrency limit for performance const queue = VILLES_MAROC.map(v => v); async function worker() { while (queue.length) { const v = queue.shift(); try { const t = await fetchTimings(v.city, dateStr); results[v.label] = t; } catch { results[v.label] = { Fajr: ‘—’, Sunrise: ‘—’, Dhuhr: ‘—’, Asr: ‘—’, Maghrib: ‘—’, Isha: ‘—’ }; } finally { done++; onProgress(Math.round((done / total) * 100)); } } } await Promise.all(Array.from({ length: limit }, worker)); return results; } function renderAllCitiesTable(results) { $$(‘#tbody-villes tr’).forEach(tr => { const label = tr.querySelector(‘td strong’).textContent; const times = results[label]; if (!times) return; [‘Fajr’,’Sunrise’,’Dhuhr’,’Asr’,’Maghrib’,’Isha’].forEach(k => { const td = tr.querySelector(`td[data-k=”${k}”]`); if (td) td.textContent = times[k] || ‘—’; }); }); } /* =============================== UI Initialization =============================== */ function initUI() { // Fill city select const select = $(‘#select-ville’); VILLES_MAROC.forEach((v, i) => { const opt = document.createElement(‘option’); opt.value = v.city; opt.textContent = v.label; if (v.label === ‘Casablanca’) opt.selected = true; select.appendChild(opt); }); // Default today date (YYYY-MM-DD) const today = new Date(); const yyyy = today.getFullYear(); const mm = String(today.getMonth() + 1).padStart(2, ‘0’); const dd = String(today.getDate()).padStart(2, ‘0’); $(‘#input-date’).value = `${yyyy}-${mm}-${dd}`; // Init table initAllCitiesRows(); // Listeners $(‘#btn-actualiser’).addEventListener(‘click’, updateMainCard); $(‘#select-ville’).addEventListener(‘change’, updateMainCard); $(‘#input-date’).addEventListener(‘change’, () => { updateMainCard(); // If user reloads all cities after date change, it will be considered }); $(‘#filtre-ville’).addEventListener(‘input’, (e) => filterCities(e.target.value)); const progressBar = $(‘#progress-bar’); const srProgress = $(‘#sr-progress’); function setProgress(pct) { progressBar.style.width = `${pct}%`; srProgress.textContent = `Progress ${pct}%`; } $(‘#btn-charger-toutes’).addEventListener(‘click’, async () => { const date = $(‘#input-date’).value ? fromInputDate($(‘#input-date’).value) : new Date(); const dateStr = toDDMMYYYY(date); setProgress(0); $(‘#btn-charger-toutes’).setAttribute(‘disabled’, ‘true’); try { const results = await loadAllCities(dateStr, setProgress); renderAllCitiesTable(results); } catch (e) { alert(‘Error loading timings for all cities.’); } finally { $(‘#btn-charger-toutes’).removeAttribute(‘disabled’); setProgress(100); setTimeout(() => setProgress(0), 800); } }); // Initial render (Casablanca) updateMainCard(); } document.addEventListener(‘DOMContentLoaded’, initUI);

These seasonal windows vary day by day. To consult the precise schedule of the day and preserve the punctuality of SalawatBerkane, it is useful to compare with other major cities: for example, the prayer schedule in Casablanca and the prayer calendar of Rabat help anticipate professional trips.

The calculation of Maroc Salat Times relies on recognized solar angles, adapted to the local context. Understanding this logic helps explain variations between seasons and cities.

Adhan Berkane and Al-Mawaqit: understanding local calculation

The IslamHours Berkane are based on official parameters: dawn angle, night angle, and Asr method. This consistency guarantees identical landmarks for households, schools, and businesses.

• Solar angles adopted in Morocco: Fajr ≈ 18°, Isha ≈ 17° (commonly used references).
• Asr method: majority school (shadow = 1×) for most local calendars.
• Legal time: accounting for seasonal changes to maintain ReliableSchedules Berkane.

Parameter	Local reference	Impact on Berkane
Fajr angle	≈ 18°	Shifts dawn earlier in summer, later in winter
Isha angle	≈ 17°	Fixes the interval between Maghrib and full night
Asr method	Shadow = 1×	Stabilizes afternoon timing for meetings and classes

Practical case: Youssef, a logistics agent in Berkane, schedules his rounds before Asr to ensure MuslimPrayer Berkane at the depot. To organize a trip to the coast, comparing with the Casablanca schedule and the reference schedule of Rabat helps him stay on time, whatever the route.

For other cities in the Kingdom, schedules are available and continuously updated: for example, check this overview of Casablanca or the dedicated page for prayer times in Rabat. Updates cover more than 50 cities.

Plan your day in Berkane with reliable salat times

Respecting the Berkane Salat schedule promotes work/life balance. In the local economy – cross-border trade, agriculture, services – an organization aligned with Maroc Salat Times strengthens punctuality and well-being at work.

• Integrate reminders for each Berkane Adhan on mobile or team boards.
• Allow a margin of 10–15 minutes around Maghrib, a peak time for traffic jams.
• Schedule key meetings outside of Dhuhr and Asr to minimize delays.
• Inform clients/students of SalawatBerkane slots on displays and websites.

Day	Fajr (routine)	Dhuhr break (work/study)	End of day (Maghrib)	Evening (Isha)
Mon–Tue	Wake 30 min before Fajr for preparation	Break 25–35 min depending on team	Close appointments 20 min before	Review/reading 30–40 min
Wed–Thu	Light errands post-Fajr if needed	Team rotations to avoid waiting	Deliveries finished before Maghrib	Associative activities after Isha
Fri	Anticipate commute to mosque	Consider Friday prayer	Family/shopping after Maghrib	Rest or light sport

Concrete example: a Berkane call center displays IslamHours Berkane at the entrance and adjusts breaks to preserve service quality. Management relies on a common reference and invites teams to verify schedules based on their neighborhood.

To check in real-time and compare with other economic hubs, teams can consult the detailed schedule of Casablanca as well as the table of Rabat hours. These references also help travelers adjust their agendas between regions.

Local resources and Berkane Islamic Calendar

Respecting prayer times remains essential both for practice and for cohesion at work. Readers are encouraged to consult Employeur.ma for schedules available for more than 50 cities of the Kingdom, including reliable pages for Casablanca with daily updates and for Rabat with precise times.

• Continuous updating of times and alignment with local methods.
• Readability by city and day, useful for mobile professionals.
• Convergence with recognized practices to guarantee ReliableSchedules Berkane.

City	Resource to consult	Usefulness
Casablanca	Consult prayer times in Casablanca	Interregional comparison for travel
Rabat	See prayer hours in Rabat	Administrative and academic reference

Guiding principle: whether for a packaging factory in Ahfir or a high school in central Berkane, aligning with the Berkane Islamic Calendar facilitates organization and strengthens collective trust. The priority remains to respect prayer times and use up-to-date references to stay punctual.