The virtue of Du`a in the last third of the night lies in the fact that Allah descends to the lowest heaven during this time and invites His servants to supplicate to Him. This period is highly praised in Hadiths, where Allah promises to answer those who call upon Him, forgive those who seek forgiveness, and grant requests to those in need. It is a time of divine mercy and an unparalleled spiritual opportunity.

When is Du`a wishing for death allowed in Islam? -If fearing a loss of faith and religious commitment. -When seeking martyrdom in the path of Allah. -If longing to meet Allah out of sincere devotion. -Under extreme hardship, but only with the condition of saying: "if it is better for me." -Many Hadiths indicate that it is forbidden to wish for death in all circumstances, and that a long life is better for the believer, for it will allow him to increase his good deeds.