The document discusses four types of voluntary prayers in Islam: Tahajjud, Duha, Salat al-istikhara, and Salaat al-witr. It provides details on when each prayer is performed and recommended aspects. It also includes an ayah from the Quran and hadith from the prophet Muhammad emphasizing the importance of voluntary prayers.
The document discusses four types of voluntary prayers in Islam: Tahajjud, Duha, Salat al-istikhara, and Salaat al-witr. It provides details on when each prayer is performed and recommended aspects. It also includes an ayah from the Quran and hadith from the prophet Muhammad emphasizing the importance of voluntary prayers.
The document discusses four types of voluntary prayers in Islam: Tahajjud, Duha, Salat al-istikhara, and Salaat al-witr. It provides details on when each prayer is performed and recommended aspects. It also includes an ayah from the Quran and hadith from the prophet Muhammad emphasizing the importance of voluntary prayers.
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1- Tahajjud
• This is a voluntary prayer performed at night, usually in odd numbers
of rak'ahs (units of prayer). It is highly recommended and holds special significance in drawing closer to Allah.
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2 – Duha Prayer • Duha prayer is prayed after the sun has completely risen and before the zenith. It can be prayed in sets of two rak'as; the more rak'as you pray, the greater the reward. 3 – Salat al- isthikhara • This prayer is recommended when making decisions or seeking guidance. It is a two- rak'ah prayer where you seek Allah's help in making a choice.
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4 - Salaat al witr • Witr prayer is an odd-numbered prayer performed after the Isha prayer. It is highly recommended and can consist of one, three, five, seven, or more rak'ahs. Ayah on Voluntary prayers
prayers, especially the Middle Prayer; and stand before Allah in a devout (frame of mind)." (Quran 2:238) Hadith on Voluntary Prayers • Narrated by Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her), the wife of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him): • The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, "The two Rak'ahs (Sunan) of Dhuha (Forenoon) are equal to the world and all that is in it." (Muslim)