At what times is supplication recommended in the month of Ramadan?
The entirety of is a time for supplication (Du'a), especially for the fasting person, because their supplication is not rejected, as stated in the : "Three whose supplication is not rejected: the fasting person when he breaks his fast, a just ruler, and the oppressed." It is recommended for the fasting person to supplicate throughout their day, and not just at the time of breaking the fast. For the Prophet's saying, "the fasting person until he breaks his fast," includes all the time of fasting. It is also recommended to supplicate during other times when supplications are likely to be answered, such as the pre-dawn hours (Sahur), between the and , and during prostration (), all of which become even more virtuous in Ramadan.
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