The time for Adthkār of the Evening

The time for Adthkār of the Evening

The time for Adthkār of the Evening

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It appears, and Allāh knows best, that the correct opinion is that the time for Adthkār of the Evening starts after ‘Asr prayer and continues until sunset (Maghrib). Moreover, it is also allowed to perform Adthkār of the Evening after Maghrib, especially for someone who had an excuse to delay them until after Maghrib.

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