The Time of the Morning and Evening Dhikr
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Question:
He asks: When is the time for the morning and evening adhkar (remembrance of Allah)?
Answer:
The time for the evening adhkar begins from the start of the evening, which is when the sun passes its zenith (the time of the midday prayer). It continues; if you recite the adhkar after the sun passes its zenith, or after the afternoon prayer, or after the sunset prayer, or after the night prayer, all of this is within the evening, and there is no harm in it. Likewise, in the morning, the morning adhkar begin from the appearance of the dawn. So if you recite them immediately after the dawn appears, before the dawn prayer, or after the dawn prayer, or after the sun has risen, all of this falls within the morning, in the morning adhkar.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
He asks: When is the time for the morning and evening adhkar (remembrance of Allah)?
Answer:
The time for the evening adhkar begins from the start of the evening, which is when the sun passes its zenith (the time of the midday prayer). It continues; if you recite the adhkar after the sun passes its zenith, or after the afternoon prayer, or after the sunset prayer, or after the night prayer, all of this is within the evening, and there is no harm in it. Likewise, in the morning, the morning adhkar begin from the appearance of the dawn. So if you recite them immediately after the dawn appears, before the dawn prayer, or after the dawn prayer, or after the sun has risen, all of this falls within the morning, in the morning adhkar.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
Source
لقاء مفتوح [الزلفي] — alfawzan.live (32:52)
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