Is a habitable planet in a sextenary star system possible?

So I want my planet to have six suns, but I'm not sure how far apart these stars would have to be from each other to not produce adverse effects on the planet that would prevent life from developing. What's a safe distance between each of the stars that would result in a sort of eternal daylight on this planet without rendering it uninhabitable in the long term?

EDIT: The central mass around which these stars orbit is a stellar mass black hole equivalent to about 315 suns.

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