‘Ishā’ Time

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‘Ishā’ Time

The previous hadith of Abu Barza al-Aslami t says, “The Prophet r never liked to sleep before it and talk after it.” There is no problem however if a person wants to stay awake to discuss beneficial information for Muslims, for work, or for welcoming a guest and so on. 

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‘Ishā’ Time

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