No
Maghrib prayer must be performed before the time for Isha prayer begins. If Maghrib is missed before the time for Isha prayer starts, it becomes Qada, or a missed prayer.
Maghrib is the fourth of five daily prayers and it is at sunset.
Assalaymu alaykom brother/sister. No. Salaat can never be offered before its time unless combined with a proceeding prayer. Though! If it were dhurr time, you could pray dhurr than asr or if asr time than pray dhurr after. Same thing for Maghrib And isha prayers. But u cannot do asr time than Maghrib. Or dhurr and isha etc etc Dhurr/Asr or Maghrib/Isha sets interchangibly. Allah knows best. Assalaymu alaykom brother/sister.
well for shias you open your fast at maghrib time which is after the sun has totally set but for sunnis i dont. but for shias it is reccomended to pray maghrib first then open fast.
Muslims break their fast after Maghrib, which is the evening prayer time.
In my opinion, to allow people to make azan with they rhythm that is available to them and/or it is preferred the one giving azan be different than the one leading Muslims in praying. Azan means to call. Prophet Muhammad (SAWW) never gave azan because if he'd call for the prayer, every creature of the universe would gather there to pray and obey his command. Prophet Muhammad (SAWW) was sent as an apostle for the whole universe therefore, this reason is legitimate.
Maghrib. You always break your fast when it's Maghrib. The quran also says that you should haste to break your fast not read prayer before you break it. So break your fast at Maghrib before you read namaz (prayer)
Actually, Muslims are obligated to pray at least 5 times a day (Fajr - sunrise, Dhuhr - Midday, Asr - Afternoon, Maghrib - Evening and Isha' - Night).
Muslims pray to Allaah as commanded to them in the Qur'an. Muslims believe in the oneness of Allaah and His religion which is supreme and the final order of Allaah. Muslims pray to Allaah five times namely, the prayer of Fajr, Zohar, 'Asr, Maghrib and 'Ishaail aakherat.
that is called namaaz - Fajar (Morning prayer, before the sun rises) Zuhur - (Mid-day, Sun is at its peak) Asar - (Before Sun-set) Maghrib - (Just after Sun-set) Isha - (In the darkness of the night)
There is a Muslim man who is chosen to call the people to pray five times a day. This man is called the muezzin.
Combining the Maghrib and Isha prayers is allowed in Islam for valid reasons, such as travel or illness. To do so, one would pray the Maghrib prayer in its entirety first, then immediately follow it with the Isha prayer. This can be done by performing the Isha prayer right after the Maghrib prayer without any delay. It is important to note that this practice is permissible but should not be done regularly without a valid reason.