Prayer Schedule Khemisset : the salat times for the whole year

The Prayer Times Salat Khemisset help to structure the day, whether one is a student, an employee in an industrial zone, or a shopkeeper in the city center. To stay aligned with punctuality and time respect values, each prayer is performed at a precise moment, linked to the sun’s position. In case of travel or shift work, it is recommended to check the Khemisset Prayer Times before each day and consult official references to avoid any approximation.

Khemisset Prayer Times – Salat Schedule Calendar Khemisset

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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 return String(t).split(‘ ‘)[0]; } /* =============================== Fetch 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; } /* =============================== Render main card (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 = ``; } } /* =============================== All cities table =============================== */ 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’s date (format 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 taken into account }); $(‘#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 times for all cities.’); } finally { $(‘#btn-charger-toutes’).removeAttribute(‘disabled’); setProgress(100); setTimeout(() => setProgress(0), 800); } }); // Initial render (Casablanca) updateMainCard(); } document.addEventListener(‘DOMContentLoaded’, initUI);

Respecting prayer times is essential. For reliable tracking across the country, the Morocco Salat Calendar offered on Employeur.ma makes it easy to consult times in more than fifty cities. For frequent travels, it is also useful to check the references for Rabat and Casablanca: prayer times in Rabat and salat times in Casablanca.

• Field example: a food industry operator in Khemisset uses a “Salat Facile Khemisset” alert before the morning shift for Fajr and adjusts her lunch break according to Dhuhr.
• Mobility tip: when commuting to the capital, check the slots via Rabat: Adhan time today to avoid misalignments.

For professionals on shifted schedules, a simple routine consists of scheduling meetings before Dhuhr and travel after Asr when possible. This discipline optimizes productivity and preserves spiritual alignment daily.

Prayer times in Khemisset: calculation method, adjustments and tools

The Khemisset Islamic Schedules rely on recognized calculation methods. Differences arise from the angles used for Fajr/Isha and local parameters (latitude, longitude, time zone, possible seasonal changes). This transparency allows everyone to adjust their practice precisely.

• Key angles: Fajr between 18° and 20° below the horizon, Isha between 15° and 18° depending on organizations.
• Useful settings: consideration of the national time zone and announcements from the Ministry of Habous.
• Tools: Adhan alert apps, Qibla compass, and dedicated services like Salat365 Khemisset.

Organization	Fajr (angle)	Isha (angle/reference)	Usage/Remarks
Muslim World League	18°	17°	Wide reference, results close to urban practices
Egyptian Authority (EGAS)	19.5°	17.5°	Higher angles, Isha slightly shifted
Karachi	18°	18°	Symmetrical Fajr/Isha, appreciated for coherence
Umm Al-Qura	18.5°	Fixed after Maghrib (except Ramadan)	Practice in Arabian Peninsula, not always locally adapted
North America	15°	15°	Reduced angles, closer slots

From a work organization perspective, these differences invite checking the slots on the same day. An HR manager can thus schedule team rotations without infringing on Maghrib, highly requested in autumn. This attention to time strengthens commitment and team cohesion.

• Good reflex: validate the Khemisset Prayer Times before periods of high activity (agricultural campaign, administrative deadlines).
• Local tools: “MaPrise Salat Khemisset” to configure alerts by neighborhood and “Salat Facile Khemisset” for audio Adhan reminders.
• Further reading: compare with salat calendar for Casablanca when travelling for assignments.

Network of cities in Morocco: practical references and useful links

For trips to the Atlantic coast or the capital, it is useful to keep quick references. Employeur.ma offers simplified access to times of major metropolitan areas to efficiently plan meetings, job interviews or sales rounds while respecting salat.

• Rabat: administrative capital, useful to harmonize travel from Khemisset.
• Casablanca: economic center, numerous inter-city missions to anticipate.
• Advice: bookmark trusted pages to save time.

City	Useful Employeur.ma link	When to use
Rabat	consult dedicated Rabat page	Ministerial meetings, competitions, official appointments
Casablanca	Casablanca: schedule of the five prayers	Client visits, recruitment, professional fairs
Rabat	Rabat: updated salat times	Morning travel from Khemisset (Fajr/Dhuhr)
Casablanca	official prayer times in Casablanca	End of day (Maghrib/Isha) after late appointments
Rabat	full Rabat calendar	Week of exams, competitions or recurrent meetings

These resources, designed for the Moroccan public, support balance between professional life and religious practice. Additionally, the “Khemisset Islamic Schedules” tracking lets you monitor seasonal differences and avoid approximations during daily trips.

Plan a typical day in Khemisset around prayers

Integrating the Salat Khemisset Schedule into the agenda promotes serenity and productivity. Concrete example: a traveling salesman alternating Khemisset–Rabat schedules his visits between Dhuhr and Asr, then reserves a short slot before Maghrib for the return, while keeping an alert on “Salat365 Khemisset”.

• Morning: Fajr then preparation of strategic files before office opening.
• Midday: Dhuhr calmly, resumption of field appointments, quick team meeting.
• Late afternoon: Asr then summary of actions, Maghrib as a pivot before family commitments.
• Evening: Isha, reading or ongoing training, preparation for the next day.

For neighboring cities and the whole country, it is recommended to regularly consult Employeur.ma to respect prayer times and find consistent landmarks from one region to another, notably via salat calendar for Casablanca and prayer times in Rabat. This simple habit supports clear and respectful organization of each person’s priorities.