If a person wakes up, does he repeat the dhikr for sleep?
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Question:
In his second and final question, he says: Regarding the specific dhikr for sleep, is the specific dhikr for sleep only for sleeping at night? And if a person gets up at night to relieve himself or drink water, does he repeat the dhikr he says?
Answer:
It appears that if he did what is prescribed when he first went to sleep, that is sufficient for him. If he repeats it, there is no harm. However, the sunnah is fulfilled by the dhikr he said or the supplication he made when he first went to sleep. What is specific to the night, and the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) specified that it is for when one intends to stay the night, is specific to sleeping at night. What is not specified in the texts is general for all times among the dhikr. As for what came with a specification that one says it when he intends to sleep at night, that is its sunnah at night when he intends to sleep at night. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you.
In his second and final question, he says: Regarding the specific dhikr for sleep, is the specific dhikr for sleep only for sleeping at night? And if a person gets up at night to relieve himself or drink water, does he repeat the dhikr he says?
Answer:
It appears that if he did what is prescribed when he first went to sleep, that is sufficient for him. If he repeats it, there is no harm. However, the sunnah is fulfilled by the dhikr he said or the supplication he made when he first went to sleep. What is specific to the night, and the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) specified that it is for when one intends to stay the night, is specific to sleeping at night. What is not specified in the texts is general for all times among the dhikr. As for what came with a specification that one says it when he intends to sleep at night, that is its sunnah at night when he intends to sleep at night. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you.
Source
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