Sahih Muslim Hadith 1391 – The Times Of The (1

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[1391] 176 – (613) It was narrated from Sulaimân bin Buraidah, from his father, from the Prophet that a man asked him about the times of prayer. He said to him: "Pray with us for these two," meaning these two days. When the sun had passed its zenith, he told Bilâl to call the AdLân, then he told him to call the Iqâmah for Zuhr. Then he told him to call the Iqâmah for Asr when the sun was high, white JUi and clear. Then he told him to call the Iqâmah for Magrib when the sun had set. Then he told him i ! to call the Iqamah for 'Ishâ' when the twilight disappeared. Then he r–i Li told him to call the Iqamah for )Ji Fajr when dawn broke. The next day, he told him to delay the 'r- Iqâmah for Zuhr until the heat of the day had passed and it had LJ cooled down somewhat. Then he prayed 'Ar when the sun was still high, but later than on the day before. He prayed Mag_hrib before the twilight disappeared, and he prayed 'Is/ia' after one- third of the night had passed, and he prayed Fajr when it had grown light. Then he said: "Where is the one who asked about the times of prayer?" The man said: "It was me, 0 Messenger of Allah." He said: "The times of your prayers are between what you have seen."