Dua between the first azhan and second azhan

Question

Is it true that on fridays, between the first azhan and second azhan the duas are accepted

Answer 1

The most correct is the Du'aa in the last hour of 'Asr before the Maghrib. But Du'aa can be made any time during the day. Some good times are between the Adhaan and Iqaamah, after the Faraa'idh Salawaat, during the rain, between Dhuhur and 'Asr on Wednesday, on the battlefield, while traveling, being oppressed and other times reported in the Saheeh ahaadeeth.

Answer 2

i heard, that Dua's are accepted between Khutba when the Imama has the  short break!!

But   Allah(swt) can hear us at Any time & Any where!!

Answer 3

Salam

i never heard anything like that.

Allah accepts all duas, as long as its for something halal.

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where have u beeen?

Answer 4

The most important element in accepting dua, is the heart. Pray with real heart, and inshallah it will be accepted (though might be not immediately)

There are better times and locations to accept dua, I mention some of them - without any order:

- yes, between athaan and iqama (for every prayer, not only friday)

- after regular prayers

- one hour on friday, most likely it is the last hour before sunset. Some said it is the speech time.

- Qadr night

- When drinking zamzam with a heart will in it

- One hour every night

- People prayers after a death of someone

- Ramadan time

- When seeing Kaaba

- At sojood

- At the breaking the fast on Ramadan

- Prayers of the oppressed on the oppressor

- Prayer of the desperate (al mod-tar)

- Arafa time at Arafa (during Hajj)

- Dua the muslim for his/her muslim bro/sis

- Safa and Marawa at Makkah

- Prayers when the heart and feelings are so much into God

- Last third of every night

Answer 5

yes that is true, but not only on fridays, for every prayer, Allah will never refuse the duaa.

also, duaas made while fasting will never be refused