Question No. 3644 10 September 2026 Official answer by Master Ali Saei (Abdullah Meshkat) verified سطح محتوا: مقدماتی

When During the Day and Night Is There Greater Emphasis on Being in a State of Ablution?

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During the day and night, when is there particular emphasis on being in a state of ablution?
َّهِ الرَّحْمنِ الرَّحيمِ

Subject category: Jurisprudence and Rulings Supplication and Litany

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Ablution is recommended and preferable at all times, but special emphasis is placed on being in a state of ablution when reciting the Quran, praying and supplicating, going to sleep or eating, visiting holy sites, entering a mosque, and in the hours before dawn.

Answer by Master Ali Saei (Abdullah Meshkat)

Teacher and researcher in the intellectual tradition of wisdom and the Ahl al-Bayt | Soroush Bamdadān Cultural Center

While reciting the Qur’an, making supplications and intimate prayers, sleeping, eating, after meals, making pilgrimages, entering the mosque, at dawn, in the presence of scholars, and before undertaking any important task—in short, it is better to be in a state of ablution at all times, even to renew one ablution while already in a state of ablution.

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When During the Day and Night Is There Greater Emphasis on Being in a State of Ablution?

The essence and first answer at a glance (60-word summary)

Answer by Master Ali Saei (Abdullah Meshkat)

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