[DeronBoltonRen]

I read in one of the Ramadan advice articles by one of our 'ulama that one's du'a is maqbool (or perhaps it has a better chance of being maqbool?) at the time before Fajr (just after Suhoor) and just before Maghrib/Iftar. I sent this information to a "Salafi type" friend who asked for the dalil (not surprisingly).

I would like to provide it as it may help him accept articles by our scholars in the future (as he is somewhat open...).

Does anyone here know the evidence?

[StitsVobsaith]

There are quite a few Ahadith on du'as being accepted before Fajr and also for the fasting person before he breaks his fast. They're pretty well known I think...don't have the time otherwise I would have posted them for you.

[DeronBoltonRen]

There are quite a few Ahadith on du'as being accepted before Fajr and also for the fasting person before he breaks his fast. They're pretty well known I think...don't have the time otherwise I would have posted them for you.

[Ferkilort]

I read in one of the ramadan advice articles by one of our 'ulama that one's du'a is maqbool (or perhaps it has a better chance of being maqbool?) at the time before fajr (just after suhoor) and just before maghrib/iftar. I sent this information to a "salafi type" friend who asked for the dalil (not surprisingly).

I would like to provide it as it may help him accept articles by our scholars in the future (as he is somewhat open...).

Does anyone here know the evidence?

fazaile ramzan by shaikh zakariya ra(see in faida of hadis no 5)
but must know that this fazilah is only for ramzan and only for day of jumma,many ppl make dua everyday just b4 magrib,i cant see any proof of it after long search

[kSmica]

For Maghrib: http://www.islameasy.org/pdf/Best_Times_For_Dua.pdf #26/27

[Ferkilort]

For Maghrib: http://www.islameasy.org/pdf/Best_Times_For_Dua.pdf #26/27

jazakallah a lot but this is only magrib of ramzan

[DeronBoltonRen]

For Maghrib: http://www.islameasy.org/pdf/Best_Times_For_Dua.pdf #26/27

[Promalada]

wa rahmatullah,
It's actually a good habit, with all those mawdhu ahadith widespread nowadays we are bound to research further when a report comes from laymen.

I sent this information to a "Salafi type" friend who asked for the dalil (not surprisingly).

[tomspoumn]

wa rahmatullah,
It's actually a good habit, with all those mawdhu ahadith widespread nowadays we are bound to research further when a report comes from laymen.

+1

[DeronBoltonRen]

It's actually a good habit, with all those mawdhu ahadith widespread nowadays we are bound to research further when a report comes from laymen.

It certainly doesn't hurt!