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🍁 Whenever Sa’id Ibn Jubair (رضي الله عنه) prayed the Asr prayer, he would not converse with anyone up until the sun had set (meaning he was busy with supplication). [Zaad al-Ma’ad 1/382]

🍁 Fatimah (رضي الله عنها) would send a servant to watch the sun on Fridays. When informed that it was about to set, she would engage in supplication until the sun set. [Fath al-Bari, Kitab al-Jumu’ah]

🍁 Abdullah ibn Salam (رضي الله عنه) said: “The day consists of twelve hours, and the hour mentioned on Friday is the last hour of the day.” (Means the hour of answering Dua) [Musannaf of Abdurrazzaaq 5579]

🍁 Whenever Tawus Ibn Kaysan (رحمه الله) prayed the Asr prayer on Friday, he would face the Qiblah and not speak with anyone up until the sun had set. [Tarikh Wasit]

🍁 Ibn Tawus (رحمه الله) said: “My father would supplicate all the time during the hour in which supplications are accepted on Fridays after the ‘Asr prayer, and he died at a time which he loved: on a Friday after the ‘Asr prayer.” [Musannaf of Abdurrazzaaq 5574]

🍁 Whenever Al-Mufadhal Ibn Fudalah (رحمه الله) prayed Asr prayer on a Friday, he’d seclude himself to a corner of the Masjid and would not cease to make supplication up until the sun had set. [Akhbar Al-Quda’ (3/238)]

🍁 Ibn Asakir mentioned in his book: “Al-Salt bin Bastam was afflicted with blindness, so his brothers sat and prayed for him on Friday at ‘Asr time. Before sunset, he sneezed, and his sight returned.” [Tarikh Madinah ad-Dimashq 64/140]

🍁 Imam Ahmed bin Hanbal (رحمه الله) said: “From what is proven from the ahadeeth is that this hour starts after Asr and it can also be hoped for after the setting of the sun.” [Sharh us-Sunnah: 4/209]

🍁 Imam Ibn al-Qayyim (رحمه الله) said: “And this hour is the last hour after Asr, revered by all people of different faiths.” [Zaad al-Ma’ad 1/384]

🍁 Ibn al-Qayyim also said: “A time when Du’as will be accepted is during the last hour of ‘Asr on Jumu’ah.” [Zaad al-Ma’ad 1/104]

🍁 Ibn al-Qayyim also said: “The Hour of Response in it (i.e. Friday) is like the Night of Decree in Ramadan.” [Zaad al-Ma’ad 1/398]

May ALLAH reward you for sharing. Jummah Mubarak

Mash Allah
Thank you for sharing this.
May allah increase your knowledge.

May Allah the exalted accept our Duas and grant us the goodness of this world and the hereafter, Aamin 🤲

wellmax:
I too like allah, e get time when he dey fit answer prayers.

Other times he will be awol and you will be on your own.

Watch your time before you try to reach him

what you don’t know is bigger than you….
And I guess it’s same reason you Christians also do all night

teniboss:
what you don’t know is bigger than you….
And I guess it’s same reason you Christians also do all night

wetin bring christians into this matter?. Is like Islam can not stand on it own without Christianity just as Muslim scholars always need the bible to validate the Quran...

Reformist modern scholars want us to rush and pray Asr at 3:40 pm to 4:15 pm max as against the other traditions that favour delaying it further, make us unable to wait to take advantage of this valuable period anymore because the world we live now has become even more fast paced, thereby also making us disappear from the mosque or the place of prayer long before 5pm and then miss out on this golden opportunity which comes even later.

Turns out that the (gentle) group of people they love to dismiss, as sufi, uphold this tradition better as they have well defined programs or disciplines to gather themselves or indulge in zikr at this period.

Seems we missed it at some point right before now.

May Allah help the ummah, ameen.

The Sabians were also praying during this period in the time of Muhammad. Many parts of Islam was copied from Sabians, Jews and Christians. There is nothing like revelation from any Angel. Just copy and paste!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SgKDKr-xUg