The Muftī’s Own Ramaḍān: An Ishrāq Without a Trace of Weakness, and a Qurʾān Each Day

Answer

The Ramaḍān practices of the earlier period have been set out above; in the later period the respected Ḥaḍrat Muftī ﵋ would wake at half past two in the night, or earlier, and set about his supererogatory prayers. These nawāfil were long, and he finished them near half past three. Then he took saḥar — no more than a few morsels — and busied himself with nawāfil again.

Source: Fatawa Mahmudiyya

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