The Time of the Morning and Evening Dhikr
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Question:
Your Eminence, what is the specific time for the morning and evening dhikr?
Answer:
I say that the time for the morning dhikr begins from the appearance of the dawn. And the time for the evening dhikr begins from the sun passing its zenith, at the time of the midday prayer. All of this is the time for the dhikr. So, at any time of dhikr from this time—after the sun passes its zenith, after the midday prayer, after the afternoon prayer, after the sunset prayer—it is all evening. If one recites the dhikr at any time in the evening, he has done it in its time. Likewise, in the morning, when the dawn appears, if one recites the dhikr after the appearance of the dawn, immediately after the dawn prayer, after the sun rises, until the sun reaches the middle of the sky, all of this is the time for the morning dhikr. Yes.
Your Eminence, what is the specific time for the morning and evening dhikr?
Answer:
I say that the time for the morning dhikr begins from the appearance of the dawn. And the time for the evening dhikr begins from the sun passing its zenith, at the time of the midday prayer. All of this is the time for the dhikr. So, at any time of dhikr from this time—after the sun passes its zenith, after the midday prayer, after the afternoon prayer, after the sunset prayer—it is all evening. If one recites the dhikr at any time in the evening, he has done it in its time. Likewise, in the morning, when the dawn appears, if one recites the dhikr after the appearance of the dawn, immediately after the dawn prayer, after the sun rises, until the sun reaches the middle of the sky, all of this is the time for the morning dhikr. Yes.
Source
وقت أذكار الصباح والمساء. — alfawzan.live
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