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1612. An-Nu'mān bin Muqarrin narrated: "I fought along with the Prophet ﷺ, and if Fajr had begun he would wait until the sun rose, and when it rose he would fight.
And if it was the middle of the daytime, he would wait until the sun passed the zenith, and when it passed the zenith he would fight until ʿAṣr. Then he would wait until he had prayed ʿAṣr, then he would fight.” He said: “And it used to be said during that (time)[1] that the wind of victory was raging, and the believers would supplicate for their armies in their Ṣalāt.” (Ḍaʿif)
[Abū ʿEisā said:] This Ḥadīth has been reported from An-Nuʿmān bin Muqarrin through a chain that is more connected than this. Qatādah did not see An-Nuʿmān bin Muqarrin. An-Nuʿmān died during the Khilāfah of ʿUmar.
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The Prophet ﷺ used to start a battle after the Morning Prayer. Prayers and invocations are means for help, guidance and success. Winds of success blow as a result of prayer and invocations.
