The reward for praying twelve rak'ahs, the rawatib, and standing in night prayer
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The questioner:
This is the last question. It asks about the one who prays twelve rak'ahs a day and night, for whom Allah will build a mosque in Paradise, and the question is
The Shaykh:
a mosque or a house, a house, a house.
The questioner:
And they say the salam. The question discusses
The Shaykh:
Paradise, where there are no mosques and no work, for whom Allah will build a house, a house in it,
The questioner:
The question is: If one makes the two rak'ahs after Maghrib and 'Isha' part of the standing in night prayer, is this permissible?
The Shaykh:
No, these are a different type. These are rawatib, and the rawatib are not standing in night prayer. These are attached to the obligatory prayer, not part of the standing
This is the last question. It asks about the one who prays twelve rak'ahs a day and night, for whom Allah will build a mosque in Paradise, and the question is
The Shaykh:
a mosque or a house, a house, a house.
The questioner:
And they say the salam. The question discusses
The Shaykh:
Paradise, where there are no mosques and no work, for whom Allah will build a house, a house in it,
The questioner:
The question is: If one makes the two rak'ahs after Maghrib and 'Isha' part of the standing in night prayer, is this permissible?
The Shaykh:
No, these are a different type. These are rawatib, and the rawatib are not standing in night prayer. These are attached to the obligatory prayer, not part of the standing
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