the West [normally Western North Africa].

Sunset salah which is performed after sunset until daylight ends.

is sun-down and the prayer associated with it

Sunset prayer for Muslims – also the time for breaking fast.

The fourth of five daily prayers, performed after Suhur.

Sunset. The Maghrib prayer is the prescribed prayer to be performed between sunset and the time when all day light is gone.[GOTO TOP

Literally means "evening or sunset". Also refers to the time of sunset and the salat that is offered thereafter.

Sunset; evening Salah (prayer) time.

The obligatory prayer to be offered right after sunset.

evening prayer performed after sunset. Also mean West.

the Sunset prayer.

The western Islamic world (northwest Africa); distinguished from the Mashriq ( q.v.), or eastern Islamic world (the Middle East). Traditionally includes Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Tripolitania ( q.v.). Literally, "the time or place of the sunset--the west." For its Arab conquerors, the region was the "island of the west" ( jazirat al maghrib), the land between the "sea of sand" (Sahara) and the Mediterranean Sea. Also transliterated as Maghreb.

Sunset Prayer, held between sunset and darkness

mug ruhb] The Arabic word for western North Africa. (p. 334)

The western Islamic world (northwest Africa); distinguished from the Mashriq, or eastern Islamic world (the Middle East). Literally, "the time and place of the sunset--the west." For its Arab conquerors, the region was the "island of the west" ( jazirat al maghrib), the land between the "sea of sand" (the Sahara) and the Mediterranean Sea. Traditionally includes Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Tripolitania (in Libya); more recently some sources have treated Mauritania as part of the region. Also transliterated as Maghreb.

Maghrib is the fourth daily salat in Islam, offered at sunset. The word maghrib is an Arabic term for "of the setting (sun)"; from the root "gharaba|غَرَبَ", "to set"; "to be hidden" (but it is not used for the setting of the moon). It is also used in a manner similar to the metaphorical use of "to be eclipsed", which is used in the English language.