The Rawatib and Their Number
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Question:
The issue of the narration in the sixth [chapter] is his saying (peace and blessings be upon him): “Whoever prays three nights…” These are the ones who are given a special status in Paradise without any [gap] between them and it. Yes. Rather, what I mean by this is…
Answer:
By the rawatib, we mean the rawatib that accompany the obligatory prayers. Two rak'ahs before the midday prayer and two after it, two after the sunset prayer, two after the night prayer, and two before the dawn prayer. These are ten. And if he prays four before the midday prayer, they become twelve. Yes.
The issue of the narration in the sixth [chapter] is his saying (peace and blessings be upon him): “Whoever prays three nights…” These are the ones who are given a special status in Paradise without any [gap] between them and it. Yes. Rather, what I mean by this is…
Answer:
By the rawatib, we mean the rawatib that accompany the obligatory prayers. Two rak'ahs before the midday prayer and two after it, two after the sunset prayer, two after the night prayer, and two before the dawn prayer. These are ten. And if he prays four before the midday prayer, they become twelve. Yes.
Source
شرح العقيدة السفارينية [ صالح الفوزان ]، فصل في أشراط الساعة وعلاماتها الدالة على اقترابها ومجيئها — islamhouse.com (1:15:15)
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