What are the best days and times to perform good deeds for the deceased, and what about Mondays and Thursdays, when deeds are presented to Allah, the Almighty?

There is no evidence indicating specific times when the reward for an act of obedience dedicated to the deceased is greater. The reward for an act of obedience in general varies from time to time and from circumstance to circumstance. Examples include: Supplication is more likely to be answered in the last third of the night, and the best charity is providing water. The reward for acts of worship increases by fulfilling their conditions, pillars, duties, and recommended practices, along with sincerity. It has been established that fasting on Mondays and Thursdays is encouraged, but there is no proof of any special merit for acts of obedience performed on these days. Scholars have unanimously agreed that the deceased benefits from the reward of supplication and charity.