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Answers: 13Subcategories: 2Voluntary Prayers
Can We Pray Tarawih while Sitting?
In tarawih prayer, you can say the opening takbir standing and then sit, or you may say the opening takbir whilst sitting, then when you feel more energetic you can get up, and this is better and preferable.20,738Is Salat al-Raghaib Sunnah?
Salat al-Raghaib is a bid`ah that has been introduced in Rajab. It is done on the night of the first Friday in Rajab, between Maghrib and `Isha, and is preceded by fasting on the first Thursday of Rajab.52,807Can You Pray Sunnah after Fajr?
There is no Sunnah prayer after Fajr prayer. Before Fajr there is a Sunnah ratibah prayer (established Sunnah) which is two rak`ahs.309,760Is there a text that limits “greeting the mosque” to the first three rows of the mosque?
10,415She cannot pray tahajjud because her baby daughter cries; will she be rewarded?
30,975What Is the Difference between Tahajjud and Qiyam Al-layl?
1. Qiyam al-layl means spending the night, or part of it, even if it is only one hour, in prayer, reading Quran, remembering Allah (dhikr) and other acts of worship. 2. Tahajjud means specifically praying at night, and some scholars limited it to prayers that are offered at night after sleeping. 3. Taraweeh refers to qiyam al-layl in Ramadan at the beginning of the night, which should be made light and not lengthy. It may also be called tahajjud or qiyam al-layl.605,129Can You Break a Voluntary Fast?
The Hadiths indicate that it is permissible for the one who is observing a voluntary fast to break it especially if he is invited to eat by a Muslim.86,280It is better for workers to hasten to pray when they hear the adhaan
13,631How to offer the daytime four-rak’ah prayers
85,477He wants to pray the obligatory prayers only and not the naafil prayers
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