Does the angels' supplication for the worshiper, until he leaves or has an impurity, occur before the prayer is established or after it is performed? Is it a condition to sit in the same place of prayer or in any spot in the mosque? Does speaking about worldly matters or standing up to get a Quran interrupt this virtue? Is the virtue achieved by sitting without remembrance of Allah?

The angels invoke blessings upon each of you as long as he remains in the place where he prayed, as long as he does not nullify his ablution, saying: "O Allah, forgive him, O Allah, have mercy on him." This includes waiting for the prayer. And it is not a condition to engage in remembrance (dhikr) to attain this virtue.

Moreover, the worshipper's staying in the mosque, even if he changes his place or speaks about permissible matters, does not interrupt the reward of the angels' supplication and their seeking forgiveness for him.