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The Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, said to the one who prayed it and the muezzin establishes the four rak ahs in the morning prayer

So it is desirable to separate them from the morning prayer with something that the present knows that it has been separated from the Fajr prayer

is permitted by the Prophet s action and command .]

So the Prophet, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, legislated to lie down in deed and command, so he did and commanded, so there is no excuse for the disobedient to fail to follow the command of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, or to follow him. in contrast

( Arrived in the supererogatory season )

Do you double or quadruple or triple, and what is more? Then who is saying that you double and must say the salaam in every two rak ahs, day or night. In other than the witr, he has the choice between whether to say the salutation from two, which is more appropriate, especially in the night prayer, and a quarter in the day prayer, if he wants, especially in the four before noon, and if he wants one-sixth and one-eighth and whatever he wants. He legislated to single out one rak ah other than the witr, but he has the choice, if he wishes, not to say the salaam, and to sit in every two rak ahs until the third, fifth and seventh, and if he does not sit except at the end of it from the intercession, then he stands up to the one, and if he wants, he does not sit except at the end of the witr rak ah.

( Consideration reached in this chapter )

Since the initiation of it was based on choice, the choice was also in the measure of that without timing, for what was mentioned in the Sharia regarding that is a prohibition and it is not an order to limit oneself to what happened in that from his actions, peace and blessings of God be upon him, and following the Sunnah is more appropriate and more deserving. Following and imitating the initiation, even if it is good

[ Innovation is a form of dominance and progress ]

The virtue of following and following is more appropriate for the servant and more deserving of his rank than for him to be innovated by himself, for innovating and the Sunnah is a form of supremacy and progress, and if not, the Messenger of God, peace and blessings be upon him, obligated him to enact what he enacted and

He used to say, may God bless him and grant him peace, leave me as long as I leave you

He disliked and blamed issues and what he enjoined on others to enact, even if a person preoccupies himself with the use of the Sunnahs and statutes to waste his time and does not allow him to enact the slightest veil of man s presiding over his politics.

[ Number of Sunnah prayers ]

The one on which he relied from the uttered and proven Sunnahs of his actions, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, is the two rak ahs of dawn, four rak ahs at the beginning of the day, four rak ahs before noon, four rak ahs in the afternoon, four rak ahs before Asr, two rak ahs before sunset, six rak ahs after Maghrib, thirteen rak ahs at night, including Witr and four after Friday prayer, and whatever exceeds that, it is better over good, light upon light, and if he prays six rak ahs in the afternoon, to combine his action with what he urged, which are the four, it is better.

[ Prayer is a good subject, and a lot of good is good ]

People have schools of thought regarding this, and I only mentioned what I chose from what the text or the action came with

General Hadith Prayer is the best topic

And a lot of goodness is good, but what we mentioned is of its goodness and length in the actions of that, and contemplating its recitation and its remembrances, took time as much as the one who bowed a lot with ease, and which we went to is first and according to which I realized our elders from the people of God and

It was mentioned in the prayer of the Prophet, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, when he used to get up at night and pray two rak ahs, their goodness and their length.

The basic principle is the bowing, so the actions of the prayers in lowering and raising from the proportion of bowing in it in the case of time, whether long or short, and from the Sunnah the first rak ah is longer than the second, and everything that exceeds it is shorter than the one before it, as well as in the obligatory prayers.

( In the Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful )

( Arrived in the month of Ramadan )

It is proven that the Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, said: He who fasts Ramadan out of faith and in the hope of reward, his previous sins will be forgiven.

It is desirable and it is called Tarawih and intercession because his prayers are two by two, and they differed in the number of rak ahs that people perform in Ramadan.


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