salatgbg.se
Web page showing daily Islamic prayer times and a countdown to the next prayer for Göteborg, Sweden
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About salatgbg.se
The site displays daily prayer times for Göteborg (Gothenburg), Sweden: Fajr, Shuruk, Dhohr, Asr, Magrib and Ishaa, along with midnight and last-third-of-the-night times and a live countdown to the next prayer. Labels are shown in Swedish and Arabic.
Product: Single web page with prayer times and a countdown to the next prayer for Göteborg.
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