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because of faith and seeking his reward [from Allah], all his
previous sins would be forgiven.' This was the practice when
the Messenger of Allah passed, and it continued during
Abu Bakr’s caliphate and through the early part of Umar's
caliphate."
Tarawih is the plural of "tarawwuh," which is derived from
"rahah," and means, "the act of taking a rest.'' The name
Tarawih seems to have been given to this prayer because the
worshipper takes a brief rest after every two rak'ahs.
274. After every two rak'ahs of prayer, a short rest is observed
while in the sitting position. Then the salutation, "As-salamu
'alaykum wa rahmatullah," is said before the next two
rak’ahs are performed.
275. Tahajjud literally means, "the giving up of sleep."
276. Holy Qur'an 17:79, The Children of Israel.
previous sins would be forgiven.' This was the practice when
the Messenger of Allah passed, and it continued during
Abu Bakr’s caliphate and through the early part of Umar's
caliphate."
Tarawih is the plural of "tarawwuh," which is derived from
"rahah," and means, "the act of taking a rest.'' The name
Tarawih seems to have been given to this prayer because the
worshipper takes a brief rest after every two rak'ahs.
274. After every two rak'ahs of prayer, a short rest is observed
while in the sitting position. Then the salutation, "As-salamu
'alaykum wa rahmatullah," is said before the next two
rak’ahs are performed.
275. Tahajjud literally means, "the giving up of sleep."
276. Holy Qur'an 17:79, The Children of Israel.