Several prayers or salahs are offered up during the course of the day. Zuhr is said around 12.30 p.m. and Asr at 4.40 p.m. These prayers are uttered privately but at sunset every evening, the Hoseins come together for the Neeyat, which signals the breaking of the fast. This prayer lasts for about a minute or two every day. Most Muslims follow a time guideline that is prepared by their association.
Dinner is eaten after the light meal that breaks the fast.
Just before dinner, another prayer is said. This is called Maghrib Salah. Dinner at the Hoseins consisted of white rice, stew chicken, roti, dahl, tossed salad and orange juice. After dinner they relaxed for awhile. At this point it is customary to read, pray or watch TV until it is time to go to the Mosque.