Answer

Yes, Pucchisunam / Puchhisunam can generally be recited at any time with a respectful and pure intention.

It is commonly recited as part of Jain devotion, reflection, and spiritual practice. There is no harmful time for remembering Arihant, Siddha, Acharya, Upadhyay, Sadhu, and the path of Dharma.

Explanation

In Jain Dharma, recitation of sacred sutras, stotras, and prayers should be done with:

• Clean body and mind as much as possible
• Respectful posture and attitude
• Proper pronunciation if known
• Bhav — inner devotion and humility

If it is part of a specific ritual, then one should follow the traditional timing and method taught by one’s Guru, family tradition, or Jain sampraday.

Spiritual Understanding

The main purpose of reciting such sacred verses is to purify thoughts, reduce passions, and strengthen right faith. So the inner feeling is very important.

Takeaway

You may recite Puchhisunam any time, but do it with reverence, cleanliness, and calmness. If you are following a specific ritual tradition, follow the guidance of your Guru or elders.