The Most Hopeful Hour for Supplication on Friday
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Question:
The last question we are presenting from our sister in this episode is: What is the most hopeful time for the hour of response on Friday? May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
On Friday, there is an hour in which no one who asks Allah, humbles himself before Him, is sincere to Him, and is truthful in his supplication will be turned away, as the noble Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) informed us of this. He mentioned that there is an hour in it in which no one who asks will be turned away. It is established from him (peace and blessings be upon him) what indicates that the most hopeful times for this hour are two:
The first is: when the imam sits on the pulpit on Friday for the prayer and the sermon; because there is an authentic hadith narrated by Muslim from Buraydah: that this hour in which the request is not turned away is between the imam sitting on the pulpit and the completion of the prayer on Friday.
The second time is: between the 'Asr prayer and the setting of the sun. There are also hadiths in this indicating that this time on Friday is one in which response is hoped for: between the 'Asr prayer and the setting of the sun. This is the second time.
All the times of Friday are places for supplication. If one supplicates after the Friday prayer, or in the morning, in any part of Friday, response is hoped for in it. But these two hours are the most hopeful hours for response, and they are: between the imam sitting on the pulpit and the completion of the prayer, and between the 'Asr prayer and the setting of the sun. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
The last question we are presenting from our sister in this episode is: What is the most hopeful time for the hour of response on Friday? May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
On Friday, there is an hour in which no one who asks Allah, humbles himself before Him, is sincere to Him, and is truthful in his supplication will be turned away, as the noble Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) informed us of this. He mentioned that there is an hour in it in which no one who asks will be turned away. It is established from him (peace and blessings be upon him) what indicates that the most hopeful times for this hour are two:
The first is: when the imam sits on the pulpit on Friday for the prayer and the sermon; because there is an authentic hadith narrated by Muslim from Buraydah: that this hour in which the request is not turned away is between the imam sitting on the pulpit and the completion of the prayer on Friday.
The second time is: between the 'Asr prayer and the setting of the sun. There are also hadiths in this indicating that this time on Friday is one in which response is hoped for: between the 'Asr prayer and the setting of the sun. This is the second time.
All the times of Friday are places for supplication. If one supplicates after the Friday prayer, or in the morning, in any part of Friday, response is hoped for in it. But these two hours are the most hopeful hours for response, and they are: between the imam sitting on the pulpit and the completion of the prayer, and between the 'Asr prayer and the setting of the sun. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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