Milford Prayer times for 13-09-2025
- Fajr5:11 am
- Sunrise6:42 am
- Dhuhr12:57 pm
- Asr4:30 pm
- Sunset7:13 pm
- Maghrib7:13 pm
- Isha8:38 pm
Current time in Milford is 08:23 PM
We used the following information to calculate prayer times for Milford:
City: Milford
Country: United States
Timezone: America/New_York
Latitude: 38.91261
Longitude: -75.42797
Alternate Names: Milford,North Milford,South Milford,mi er fu de,milapharda,milpeodeu,mirufodo,mylfwrd,mylfwrd dlawr,Милфорд,Мілфорд,ميلفورد,میلفورد، دلاور,میلفورڈ، ڈیلاویئر,मिलफर्ड,ミルフォード,米尔福德,밀퍼드
Mosques Near Milford
Hadith
Narrated `Ubaid Ibn Juraij:
I asked `Abdullah bin `Umar, "O Abu `Abdur-Rahman! I saw you doing four things which I never saw being done by anyone of you companions?" `Abdullah bin `Umar said, "What are those, O Ibn Juraij?" I said, "I never saw you touching any corner of the Ka`ba except these (two) facing south (Yemen) and I saw you wearing shoes made of tanned leather and dyeing your hair with Hinna (a kind of red dye). I also noticed that whenever you were in Mecca, the people assume Ihram on seeing the new moon crescent (1st of Dhul-Hijja) while you did not assume the Ihlal (Ihram) -(Ihram is also called Ihlal which means 'Loud calling' because a Muhrim has to recite Talbiya aloud when assuming the state of Ihram) - till the 8th of Dhul-Hijja (Day of Tarwiya). `Abdullah replied, "Regarding the corners of Ka`ba, I never saw Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) touching except those facing south (Yemen) and regarding the tanned leather shoes, no doubt I saw Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) wearing non-hairy shoes and he used to perform ablution while wearing the shoes (i.e. wash his feet and then put on the shoes). So I love to wear similar shoes. And about the dyeing of hair with Hinna; no doubt I saw Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) dyeing his hair with it and that is why I like to dye (my hair with it). Regarding Ihlal, I did not see Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) assuming Ihlal till he set out for Hajj (on the 8th of Dhul-Hijja).
Sahih al-Bukhari 166
Hadith
Narrated Nafi`:
The distance between the wall of the mosque and the pulpit was hardly enough for a sheep to pass through.
Sahih al-Bukhari 497