Hazrat Ubaid al-Maktab says that Ibrahim used to offer the Fajr prayer in brightness.

Hazrat Zaid bin Aslam says that the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: "Offer the Fajr prayer in brightness; the more you perform it in brightness, the greater will be its reward."

Muhammad says that the predecessors used to prefer that when they finished the Fajr prayer, there should be enough light that an object could be seen from the distance of an arrow's throw.

Hazrat Bishr bin Uruwah says that I traveled with Hazrat Alqamah; he used to perform the Fajr prayer in dim light.

Ibrahim says that the companions of the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) were never as unanimous on any matter as they were on performing the Fajr prayer in brightness.

Hazrat Nafi’ah bin Muslim says that Suwaid bin Ghaflah used to perform the Fajr prayer in brightness.

Hazrat Waqa says that Hazrat Saeed bin Jubair used to offer the Fajr prayer in brightness.

A man narrates that the students of Abdullah used to offer the Fajr prayer in brightness.

Hazrat Khursha narrates that Hazrat Umar led the people in Fajr prayer in darkness, in brightness, and also at a time between the two.

Hazrat Abdul Malik bin Umair narrates that Hazrat Mughirah bin Shu’bah led the morning prayer (Fajr) both in darkness and in light. To the extent that I said, "Has the sun risen or has it not risen!" He also performed the Fajr prayer between these two times. His muezzin was Ibn al-Nabbah; besides him, he had no other muezzin.