Taraweeh, Tahajjud and Qiyam-ul-Layl

Sheikh in our country we recite a dowa “Subjana zil mulki wal malakuti….” after 4 rakha taraweeh (2+2). Somebody say it is not permissible, its a bidah.. What is the rulling about it? I watched your videos but didnt get the exect ansr.plz hlp

Prayer, Taraweeh, Tahajjud and Qiyam-ul-Layl

13 Apr

ANSWER: This is not permissible as its an innovation.

The mosques In this country pray taraweeh 4 Rakat with 2 tashahud and one tasleem and recite loudly in all rakahs am I sinful if I pray with them, if so do I get the reward for sins being forgiven by praying 11rakat of night prayer at home only for 1 hour or so ?

Innovations, Prayer, Taraweeh, Tahajjud and Qiyam-ul-Layl

12 Apr

ANSWER: You must not pray with them.

Assalamualikum brother i was watching mecca live. In the time of taraweh prayer people are making tawaf, please shed some light

Taraweeh, Tahajjud and Qiyam-ul-Layl

09 Apr

ANSWER: It is not mandatory for them to pray taraweeh!

Sheikh if a person misses the two rakah of witr and joins in the last one rakah where imam does dua, how/what is he supposed to pray after that one rakah. Like the imam prays 2+1 in witr and the person joins in the single rakah.

Prayer, Taraweeh, Tahajjud and Qiyam-ul-Layl

09 Apr

ANSWER: He doesn’t have to add anything as he prayed one single rakah with his imam and that was sufficient. If the imam prayed 3 rakah and he only caught one, he must stand up after salam of the imam and compete the remaining two.

A woman who doesn’t go to masjid, what is the ideal way to pray qiyam ul layl for her in Ramadan? Which one is the best? 1.5 hours after Isha and 1.5 hours at the last third of the night? Or 3 hours of prayer at the last third of the night and no taraweeh?

Prayer, Taraweeh, Tahajjud and Qiyam-ul-Layl

08 Apr

ANSWER: It is best to pray it in the last third of the night before fajr.

In our masjid there is 20 rakaat taraweeh + 3 raakat salatul witr in jamaat. If I attend the taraaweeh jamaat, do I have to stay with the jamaat untill it ends or may I leave anytime I feel like leaving?

Prayer, Taraweeh, Tahajjud and Qiyam-ul-Layl

08 Apr

ANSWER: You can leave anytime you want but you will lose the reward of praying the whole night if you leave without completing the witr with them.

My masjid prays taraweeh really fast and prays witr like maghrib. Is my prayer valid if my Imam recites Fatiah very fast and unclear? Do I need to pray in different masjid?

Prayer, Taraweeh, Tahajjud and Qiyam-ul-Layl

08 Apr

ANSWER: If you can find a sunnah masjid where the imam prays with tranquility then you should go there.

It’s my first ramadan here in turkey and the taraweeh here is prayed different than the one I’m used to. When the imam finishes the second rakah, he sits for tashahud. So instead of making salam he rises to the third rakah and then the fourth while reciting loudly. In the fourth rakah, again he sits for tashahud and finally makes salam. Is this allowed? If not, what can I

Taraweeh, Tahajjud and Qiyam-ul-Layl

07 Apr

ANSWER: You must not pray in that masjid and should either go to another masjid that follows the sunnah or pray home.

I m a boy in 12th. I hv uni entrance & final exams after ramadan that decides my future. My parents want me 2 just pray fard salah and taraweeh. They dont want me to spend time praying sunnah which i was praying all. They wont be happy if i spend time reading quran. I understand their concern. But i dont want 2 miss this chance of getting closer 2allah and be forgiven. What shoud i do?

Taraweeh, Tahajjud and Qiyam-ul-Layl

05 Apr

ANSWER: If this has no impact on your studies as all, continue to worship Allah but be diplomatic with them

About Taraweeh at Time square – Do you have any comments on it, Sheikh?

Other, Religions, Taraweeh, Tahajjud and Qiyam-ul-Layl

04 Apr

ANSWER: Each country has its own situation and circumstances. We must weigh the pros and cons of every action and measure the impact on non Muslims to see whether it is appropriate or not! Muslims have their own masjids and should pray there and not pray in the middle of the market place like this […]

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