When are the rawatib and witr prayed when combining two prayers?

Question:
We prayed Maghrib and 'Isha' in congregation in the mosque due to rain and cold. The question is: when do we pray the rawatib when we combine, how many are there, and is the witr prayed at the same time or must it be delayed?

Answer:
If you pray 'Isha' with Maghrib as a combined advance prayer, you pray the sunnah of Maghrib and the sunnah of 'Isha' after that, and you pray the witr after that, even if it is in the time of Maghrib. This is because whenever 'Isha' is advanced, the time for the witr and the sunnah of 'Isha' enters, even if it is combined with Maghrib as a combined advance prayer.
Likewise, if you combine Dhuhr and 'Asr while you are resident due to rain or illness, you pray the sunnah of Dhuhr... No, it is not like that, it is not a make-up in this case. This is because there is no prayer after 'Asr, as it is a time of prohibition. If you combine Dhuhr with 'Asr, the post-Dhuhr rawatib that comes after it is dropped in that case. This is because it is better to add 'Asr to it before you pray the rawatib. So in that case, the post-Dhuhr rawatib is dropped when combining in the case of illness, rain, and the like, and you pray the pre-Dhuhr rawatib, which is four before Dhuhr, and you pray 'Asr after Dhuhr continuously without a barrier, without separation by the post-Dhuhr rawatib.
As for Maghrib and 'Isha', they occur in a time that is not a time of prohibition. Therefore, if you pray 'Isha', you pray the sunnah of Maghrib, which is two rak'ahs, and you pray the sunnah of 'Isha', which is two rak'ahs, after that. And if you want to pray the witr, you pray it, or you delay it to the middle of the night, or the end of the night. The matter is broad in this, and praise be to Allah. Yes.

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