"Dream - The Sunnah prayer before Maghrib has its own special significance that may not be widely known among Muslims. Although it is a Sunnah prayer, this practice received special attention from the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). This is because the time marks the beginning of the night and signifies the emergence of the army of jinn, such as devils. Therefore, every Muslim is encouraged to perform the Sunnah prayer before Maghrib to protect themselves from the disturbances of devils."

The legal reason for performing the sunnah prayer before Maghrib based on existing evidence is because the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) once stated that the sunnah prayer before the obligatory prayer has great virtue. The hadith that mentions the Prophet's view on the sunnah prayer before Maghrib is a hadith narrated by Muslim that emphasizes the importance of the sunnah prayer before the obligatory prayer.

The opinions of scholars regarding the law of sunnah prayers before Maghrib also strengthen the view that the sunnah prayer qabliyah Maghrib is recommended to be performed. Scholars believe that the sunnah prayer qabliyah Maghrib can bring one closer to Allah SWT and is an act that is encouraged to be done. Thus, the ruling on performing the sunnah prayer qabliyah Maghrib is recommended based on the existing evidence, including hadiths that emphasize the Prophet Muhammad SAW's view on the virtue of sunnah prayers before obligatory prayers.

"Rasulullah saw once said: "Whoever desires to find security from the disturbances of the devil, let him stay at home (not going out except for an important necessity) and do not go out in times of peace and tranquility. Whoever wants to seek protection from the disturbances of the devil, let him perform ablution properly and then pray two rak'ahs." (HR. Muslim)"

This shows that the sunnah prayer before Maghrib not only has spiritual benefits but can also protect oneself from the disturbances of Satan. The Messenger of Allah also mentioned that the sunnah prayer before Maghrib is more preferred than other sunnah prayers. He said: "The most superior prayer in the sight of Allah is the night prayer and breaking the fast at the time of the rising of the stars (Maghrib prayer)." (HR. Muslim)

"The Sunnah prayer before Maghrib is a prayer witnessed by angels until sunset." The best time to pray between the adhan and iqamah is when prayers are accepted, namely just before breaking the fast. The hadith that mentions the virtue of the Sunnah prayer between Maghrib and Isha is from Anas bin Malik that the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: "Whoever performs four rak'ahs before Isha and four rak'ahs after it, Paradise becomes obligatory for him.""

The recommended time to perform it is after the Maghrib prayer until just before the Isha prayer. Thus, the Sunnah prayer before Maghrib has great virtue because it is witnessed by angels until sunset. Meanwhile, the Sunnah prayer between Maghrib and Isha also has great virtue because paradise is promised to those who perform it. The best time to pray between the call to prayer (azan) and the establishment of the prayer (iqamah) is when prayers are accepted, such as just before breaking the fast.