The term 'Qiyam-ul-layl', in the most literal sense, means to 'stand during the night'. It is a voluntary prayer which is offered between the time of Ishaa prayer and the Fajr prayer (before dawn). But the most preferred time is before sunrise, in the last third of the night. Qiyam Al-Layl is one of the measures of sincere determination and a quality of those who have great ambitions. Make it a habit to rise and pray in the early hours before dawn. Make it a habit to The time for Salatul Layl begins after midnight until the time for Fajr (morning) prayers. The best time for it is as close to the Fajr prayer as possible. When there is not enough time, it is recommended to at least recite the last three raka'ats, or even just the last rak'ah of Salatul Witr. Salatul Layl consists of a total of 11 raka'ats, divided into the following prayers: 1. Nafilah Qiyam (standing): It ensures proper blood flow to the lower portion of the body, strengthening the leg muscles. Ruku (bowing): This posture is good for the lower vertebral column. It relieves and Q: When is the best time to pray Qiyam al Layl?A: The last half of the night is better to pray qiyam al-layl than the first. The night starts at the Maghrib athan and ends at the Fajr athan. Divide those times in half and you have the middle of the night. Qiyam' means 'standing' and 'Qiyam al-Layl' means 'standing in night.' In the Islamic terminology, both terms refer to 'the voluntary night prayer, whose time extends from after 'Ishaa' (evening) prayer until dawn.' Qiyam al-Layl is also known as Tahajjud. A widespread misconception is that Tahajjud is a different night prayer than Qiyam. MONTHLY TIMETABLE. • Simply rotate your device to view monthly timings; also accessible from the main menu. • Hijri date and prayer timings for all the prayers (including Qiyam) • Scroll down to automatically see timings for the following month. QIBLA COMPASS (القبلة) • A simple to use compass that's always on. dy19Ty.