What are the virtuous times in which good deeds are multiplied, and are Mondays and Thursdays considered among them?

The virtuous times are those that Allah Almighty has specifically favored and bestowed upon His servants, either by accepting supplications or multiplying good deeds. Some of these recur daily, like the last third of the night; weekly, like Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays; and annually, like Ramadan (definition), Laylat al-Qadr, and the first ten days of Dhul-Hijjah. Scholars have agreed that good deeds are multiplied in virtuous times and places, whereas evil deeds are not multiplied in number but in quality, meaning their sin becomes greater in these virtuous times and places. For whoever perfects his Islam, a good deed is recorded for him as ten times its like, up to seven hundredfold, and a bad deed is recorded as its like.