In Jainism, Raisi Pratikraman refers to the "morning" or "early day" Pratikraman. According to Jain tradition and practice, Raisi Pratikraman should be performed within the first Prahar (quarter) of the day, which is roughly three hours after sunrise.

Generally, the time limit is:

• From sunrise up to the end of the first Prahar (approximately 3 hours after sunrise).

For example, if sunrise is at 6:00 AM, Raisi Pratikraman should ideally be completed by around 9:00 AM.

The timing is based on the division of the day into four Prahars:

1. First Prahar: Sunrise to roughly 3 hours after sunrise (Raisi Pratikraman)
2. Second Prahar: After the first to 6 hours after sunrise (Devasi Pratikraman)

Summary: Raisi Pratikraman can be done from sunrise up to 3 hours after sunrise (end of the first Prahar).

References:

• "Daily Pratikraman Vidhi" as practiced in Jain tradition
• Jain Agamas and traditional time calculations