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Transcript
00:00There's a question posed by Dawah in Spiraku.
00:06Assalamu alaikum, Brother Zakir Naik.
00:08I am Khalil from Sweden.
00:11Do you can explain how to pray Salatul Witar?
00:15Do we need to recite Dua'i Kunuth?
00:20Witar in Arabic means odd.
00:23And Witar can be 1, 2, 3, sorry, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 rakaat, no problem.
00:32And it is the most important sunnah after the farayis.
00:38Our beloved Prophet asked the sahabat,
00:40do you want to tell you something Allah has given a gift, what is it?
00:43They said Witar Salah.
00:44And the Witar Salah normally is any salah you offer after the Isha Salah,
00:51before the Fajr Asan.
00:52So any salah that you offer after the, it's called as Kayamul Lail.
00:58Sorry, the right meaning of Kayamul Lail is that Kayamul Lail is a broad term meaning standing up at night.
01:05It means any ibadah that you do at night is called as Kayamul Lail.
01:09But more specifically, Kayamul Lail refers to standing up in prayer.
01:13So any prayer that you do after the Isha Salah up to before Fajr is called as Kayamul Lail.
01:21Witar is one type of Kayamul Lail where the Prophet said that it's a gift Allah has given.
01:27And it, though it is a sunnah, it is the most important sunnah after the farayis Salah.
01:33And the Prophet said, it is better if you offer in the last one third of the night.
01:41So Kayam, so Witar is part of Kayamul Lail.
01:44It can be prayed anytime after Isha up to before Fajr.
01:49But the best is in the last one third.
01:51Where Allah descends down and asks His servant,
01:54Is there anything you want to ask and I will answer your prayer.
01:56So the best time to pray is, but if you fear that you will not get up,
02:00So it's better you pray early.
02:02You can even pray immediately after Isha.
02:04That is the least.
02:07But the best is in the one third.
02:09And you can pray.
02:12It's an odd.
02:13You can pray one rakah.
02:14You can pray three rakah.
02:15You can pray five rakah.
02:16You can pray seven.
02:17You can pray nine.
02:18But the Prophet usually offered three rakah.
02:20And when you pray three rakah,
02:22The Prophet said, do not pray like as you pray your Maghrib Salah.
02:26So you don't pray two rakahs and one rakah.
02:29You don't pray three rakahs like the Salah of Maghrib together.
02:34You preferably pray two rakahs and one rakah.
02:36If you pray three rakahs together,
02:38See to it, do not sit down after the second rakah in At-Tayyat.
02:42You get up after the second rakah, pray a full three rakahs.
02:45And then in the third rakah, you pray and you sit in the Tashahud.
02:51So in the second rakah, you don't.
02:52So that it differs from the Maghrib Salah.
02:56Regarding a basic question.
02:57That do you have to read Dua-i-Qunud?
02:59According to the Prophet, yes.
03:01If you read the Sayyid Hadith and the Sunnah,
03:04The Prophet did read Dua-i-Qunud in the last rakah of Fitar.
03:09If you are praying one rakah,
03:11Then you pray your Dua-i-Qunud.
03:13After the Ruku of the first rakah.
03:19If you are praying three rakahs in the last rakah,
03:22In the third rakah,
03:23You pray Dua-i-Qunud after your Ruku.
03:26If it's fifth rakah,
03:27So you pray in the last rakah of Fitar.
03:31And that is a Sunnah.
03:32It's not a Fard.
03:33And you have to read the Dua-i-Qunud in the Fitar.
03:36Hope that's the question.
03:38Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.
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