Regarding the sign of the Night of Decree; we prayed Fajr and remained in the mosque until six in the morning

The questioner : There is a hadith that whoever knows the sign of the Night of Decree is that the sun in the morning is white with no rays. Today we prayed Fajr and remained in the mosque until about six o'clock, looking out the windows of the mosque, and there was the sun like the moon on the night of the full moon, white with no rays; does that mean that it is?

The Shaykh : It has recurred, my brother. It has recurred for several nights, and some of our brothers mentioned it. And glory be to Allah, today at mid-morning the situation was as you describe. This has no relation to the sign of the Night of Decree. The weather was overcast, meaning it was almost cloudy, light and soft, so the sun appears in this form. The sun, which is a sign, rises shining like the moon with no rays. Today it is not shining; it is dim and pale with no light. So this is not a sign of that at all.
Please proceed.