Does advancing the clock in Oman change the time of the hour in which supplication is answered on Friday?
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The questioner : May I ask, Shaykh, we know that on Friday there is an hour in which supplication is answered. They have advanced the time in Oman and in Saudi Arabia.
The Shaykh : Ya Latif (O Magnificent).
The questioner : They advanced the time, meaning the hour. Does it remain the same hour, the same hour, before the Maghrib prayer? Meaning, we used to supplicate, for example, from five-thirty to six or seven, and now they have advanced it, does it remain the same?
The Shaykh : It is the same, it is the same, because it is the hour at the end of Friday. The "end" remains fixed, so it does not matter to you. So, be at ease.
The questioner : ... We get confused by these things.
The Shaykh : No, you will not get confused, if Allah wills. Also, no, no, give your turn to someone else. You keep your questions, but when your turn comes, may Allah spare you the turn, ask.
The Shaykh : Ya Latif (O Magnificent).
The questioner : They advanced the time, meaning the hour. Does it remain the same hour, the same hour, before the Maghrib prayer? Meaning, we used to supplicate, for example, from five-thirty to six or seven, and now they have advanced it, does it remain the same?
The Shaykh : It is the same, it is the same, because it is the hour at the end of Friday. The "end" remains fixed, so it does not matter to you. So, be at ease.
The questioner : ... We get confused by these things.
The Shaykh : No, you will not get confused, if Allah wills. Also, no, no, give your turn to someone else. You keep your questions, but when your turn comes, may Allah spare you the turn, ask.
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