Is it true that whoever prays six rak'ahs after Maghrib without speaking to anyone is among the repentant?

Question:
Is it true that whoever prays six rak'ahs after Maghrib without speaking to anyone is among the repentant? And is there a hadith that establishes this?

Answer:
Prayer after Maghrib is required and prescribed. If one prays whatever is possible between the two 'Isha' prayers, from Maghrib to the 'Isha' prayer, that is better. And if he prays whatever is easy for him, he gets reward according to the goodness of that. So prayer after Maghrib is required, and if he prays whatever is between the two 'Isha' prayers, that is better. This is part of the night prayer and falls under the night prayer. As for the prayer of the repentant, what I know of it is that it is the Duha prayer. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: meaning when the sun rises and its heat descends upon the face of the earth, and that continues until Dhuhr. Yes.