Some scholars say that for a believer's supplication to be answered in the last hour of Friday, he should be in his place of worship after the 'Asr prayer, engaged in dhikr.
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The questioner : He says that for a Muslim's supplication to be answered in the last hour of Friday, he should be in his place of worship after the 'Asr prayer, engaged in dhikr and in a state of ritual purity, until the adhan for the Maghrib prayer is called.
The Shaykh : And first,Sunan an-Nasa'i 1431Sahih (Darussalam) it is reported in Sahih Muslim that this was narrated as marfu' from the hadith of Abu Musa. Based on this, when is the most hopeful hour for acceptance on Friday?
Between the imam's arrival and the completion of the Friday prayer. There is a place for supplication after the adhan and before the sermon begins, a place for supplication between the two sermons, and within the Friday prayer itself. He is standing and praying, supplicating between the two prostrations, supplicating in the tashahhud, and supplicating in the prostration. This is the most hopeful time. Next in rank is after 'Asr, but the hadith states that he is standing and praying. This was raised against the one who said that the hour of acceptance is after 'Asr. He was told that if a man comes to the mosque and prays as much as he wishes, then sits waiting for the prayer for which he came, he remains in prayer as long as he is waiting for the prayer. Yes.
The Shaykh : And first,
On Friday, there is an hour when, if a Muslim slave asks Allah for something at that time, He will give it to him.
في يوم الجمعة ساعة لا يوافقها عبد مسلم يسأل الله شيئا إلا أعطاه إياهThat it is from when the imam comes out on Friday until the prayer is completed.
أنها من حين يخرج الإمام يوم الجمعة إلى أن تقضى الصلاةBetween the imam's arrival and the completion of the Friday prayer. There is a place for supplication after the adhan and before the sermon begins, a place for supplication between the two sermons, and within the Friday prayer itself. He is standing and praying, supplicating between the two prostrations, supplicating in the tashahhud, and supplicating in the prostration. This is the most hopeful time. Next in rank is after 'Asr, but the hadith states that he is standing and praying. This was raised against the one who said that the hour of acceptance is after 'Asr. He was told that if a man comes to the mosque and prays as much as he wishes, then sits waiting for the prayer for which he came, he remains in prayer as long as he is waiting for the prayer. Yes.