al wird al latif

Abdullāh ibn Alawī al-Haddād of the blessed city of Tarīm in Ḥadramawt, Yemen. Imām al-Haddād labels this well known compilation as "Al-Wird Al-Latīf." It is encouraged to be read at least once a day during the time of the morning prayer (Fajr) or the evening prayer prayer (Maghrib), but highly recommended to be read twice a day, once during the time of both. Traditionally, since the compilation of these prayers, the students of Imām al-Haddād for generations have recited al-Wird al-Latīf during the morning prayers and another well known compilation of authentic invocations - also compiled by Imām al-Haddād - called Rātib al-Haddād, during the evening prayers since certain prayers are prescribed for only specific timings. Nonetheless, there is no harm is reciting al-Wird al-Latīf during both timings or even Rātib al-Haddād. Abdullāh ibn Alawi al-Haddad of the blessed city of Tarim in Hadramawt, Yemen. Imam al-Haddad labels this wellknown compilation as "Al-Latif Al-Will." It is Encouraged to be read at least once a day falling on the time of the morning prayer (Fajr) or the evening prayer prayer (Maghrib), but highly recommended to be read twice a day, once falling on the time of both. Traditionally, since the compilation of thesis prayers, the students of Imam al-Haddad for generations have recited al-al-Latif When falling on the morning prayers and another well known compilation of authentic Invocations - that is compiled by Imam al-Haddad - called Ratib al -Haddad, falling on the evening prayers since Certain prayers are Prescribed for only specific timings. Nonetheless, there is no harm is reciting al-al-Latif If falling on Both timings or even Ratib al-Haddad.