The Time of the Evening Dhikr
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Question:
Muhammad Salah al-Din asks: What is the time for the evening remembrance? Is it after 'Asr or after Maghrib? And if a hadith about the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) says "when evening comes," does that mean after 'Asr or after Maghrib?
Answer:
Evening begins when the sun passes its zenith, and the entire period is a time for reciting the adhkar after the midday prayer, after 'Asr, after Maghrib, and after 'Isha'. All of it is a time for the adhkar. Evening is broad, so one should recite them at whatever time is convenient for him. Yes.
Muhammad Salah al-Din asks: What is the time for the evening remembrance? Is it after 'Asr or after Maghrib? And if a hadith about the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) says "when evening comes," does that mean after 'Asr or after Maghrib?
Answer:
Evening begins when the sun passes its zenith, and the entire period is a time for reciting the adhkar after the midday prayer, after 'Asr, after Maghrib, and after 'Isha'. All of it is a time for the adhkar. Evening is broad, so one should recite them at whatever time is convenient for him. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/235 — archive.org (11:05)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.