Hazrat Saib says that I saw Hazrat Umar beat Minkadir for offering two rak‘ahs after ‘Asr.

Hazrat Suwaid and Hazrat Qabeesah bin Jabir narrate that Hazrat Umar used to punish for performing two rak'ahs after Asr.

Hazrat Mukhtar says that I asked Hazrat Anas bin Malik (may Allah be pleased with him) about performing prayer after Asr, so he replied that Hazrat Umar used to strike the hands of those who performed prayer after Asr.

Hazrat Abu Saeed says that two dates with butter are more beloved to me than offering prayer after Asr.

Hazrat Amr bin Abasah narrates that I asked the Prophet (peace be upon him): "Which moment is the most beloved to Allah Almighty?" He replied: "The last part of the night. You may pray as much as you wish from that time until the Fajr prayer. Then, after the sun rises, refrain from prayer until the sun becomes like a small bow. When it is fully risen, you may pray. Then you may pray until the shadow of the sun becomes completely straight. From that time until the decline of the sun, refrain from prayer, because at midday Hell is kindled. Then, until the Asr prayer, you may continue to pray as you wish. After performing Asr, refrain from prayer until Maghrib, because the sun rises and sets between the two horns of Satan."