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FORBIDDEN AND MAKROOH TIMES
At sunrise, Istiwaa and Sunset- No Salaah at all, no Sajdah
at-Tilaawah either
From Subh Saadiq till after sunrise– No Nawafil must
be prayed. Qadhaa and Sajdah at-Tilaawah are allowed.
No Nawaafil allowed after Asr. Qadhaa and Sajdah at-Tilaawah
are allowed. But when the sun becomes pale, Qadhaa Salaah must be stopped too.
Asr can be prayed even after the sun has paled - but it is Makrooh
Subh Saadiq means dawn
Isfaar means to pray Fajr at a time when it is proper
light. To delay fajr salaat leaving enough time before sunrise whereby the
salaat can be offered properly according to sunnah and it is possible to repeat
it in the same manner with fresh wudhu if the need arises. This is only mustahab
for males
Taglees means to pray salaat whilst it is still dark
(at beginning time). Ladies should try and pray at this time.
Ibraad means to pray zuhr at a cooler time in summer.
(But before the end time)
Ta’jeel means to pray Zuhr early (at beginning
time) in cooler seasons
Mithlain – when the shadow of an object becomes
twice its size(excluding shadow at midday)it is called mithlain. When it becomes
one time its size it is called mithl.
Shafaqe Abyadh – This is the whiteness that
is seen after sunset on the western sky
The wisdom in delaying Asr is so that nawafil can be prayed as much as possible.
Because after Asr nawafil is makrooh.
The wisdom of delaying Ishaa is that people will go straight to sleep after
namaz. They will not waste time in useless activities which are forbidden
by Nabi Sallallahu 'Alayhi Wasallam.
