Salat timings in the Quran

Salat Timings of Quran are mentioned, in particular three salat times are decribed ^{[Qur'an 11:114]} and that they are recorded in a written document. ^{[Qur'an 4:103]} The Quran states that you should interrupt any activity you were previously doing to pray, as this betters the individual. ^{[Qur'an 6:9]} Also noted is the volume at which the salat should be uttered, somewhere in between spoken aloud and spoken in a low tone. ^{[Qur'an 17:110]}

The middle or Salat Al-Wusta can be observed from the moment the sun begins its descend from its highest point in the sky (duluk al shams) until the darkness of the night (ghasaq al-layl) starts to set in, which is at sunset.^{[Qur'an 17:78]}

The Quran implies that the time of the Middle prayer ends with sunset.^{[Qur'an 38:32]}

The Fajr (Dawn) Prayer starts when the first thin ray of light is observed in the sky^{[Qur'an 2:187][Qur'an 52:49]} and ends at the first "taraf" (terminal) of the day, or sunrise ^{[Qur'an 11:114]}