Through him, Allah manifests His command outwardly and inwardly; therefore, it is called "Zuhr" (Appearance/Noon), and he is the person of the Zuhr prayer.

As for the person of the Asr (Afternoon) prayer, it is Master Fatir (peace be upon him). It is named so because it was "squeezed" (in'asarat) from Master Mim (Muhammad). There is no prayer after it during the day, meaning: the Meaning (the Exalted) did not manifest the Name after it in the feminine attribute, nor did He appear before it with such abundance and fertility except in this Hashemite Canopy (Qubba), due to the emergence of the three "Ha's" from her.

The person of the Maghrib (Sunset) prayer is our Master al-Hasan. The Prophet (peace be upon him) never left it, neither while traveling nor while at home, and he did not command us to shorten it. It is the "Middle Prayer" (al-Salat al-Wusta) that Allah (Mighty and Majestic) commanded us to safeguard, as the Exalted said: {Safeguard the prayers and the middle prayer and stand before Allah in devotion} (Al-Baqarah 238).

All of this is out of veneration and glorification for Master al-Hasan, because the first manifestation of the Meaning (Mighty is His Might) in the line of the Imamate was in his likeness.