Supererogatory prayers: rawatib, tarawih, witr and duha

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Supererogatory prayers from A to Z: the rawatib sunnas, tarawih and its rakas, the witr and its qunut, the duha prayer, and the rules of making them up.

Sources and references

• Muslim 728
• Mawsu'at al-fiqh

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