Q:
1. Regarding any nafl salaah, I would like to know if it is permissible to read the qiraat aloud, for purposes of dhor?
2. If it is, should one perform the salaah as though leading a jamaat, i.e. say takbeer for postures aloud, etc.
3. Do the same rules above apply for qadha salaah as well?
4. What are the rules for performing nafl salaah in jamaat, e.g. with one's spouse or household?
Q: If a person prays 4 rakaats nafl with one salam, do you have to recite thana in the 3rd rakaat?
Q: I came to know by one of the dawat-o-tabligh elders that we can make intention of many different namazes (e.g: if we are praying ishraq then we can make intention of tahiyaatul wudhu, tahiyyatul masjid, salaatul hajat, salaatul taubah, etc.)
1. Is it true?
2. How many total extra niyyats can we make for a two rakat nafil?
3. Can we do the same for zohar, maghrib and isha nafl prayers?
Q: In nafl salaah, can I read Quraanic duas in sajdah?
Q: Regarding Shukar Salaah, I read 2 rakaat to thank Allah for all that he has given me, I'm content with all that I have, but I tend to read it 3-4 times a day. Will reading it once a day be sufficient? It's more like OCD, where as if I don't read it, I might lose what I have. So will reading it once a day be fine?
Q: Can one pray nafl salah after having prayed sunnah salah if time permits before the jamaat for the fardh salah starts?
Q: Is it permissible to perform two rakaats nafl salaah as sukr to Allah for all His bounties?
Q:
1. What is the method of performing Salaat-ut-Tasbeeh?
2. What is the virtue of Salaat-ut-Tasbeeh
Q: In our locality in the middle east, all local people pray Tahiyyatul Masjid between azan and Maghrib and those who don’t pray are sometimes instructed to pray and not to sit without praying; but on the other hand, there are people from India and Pakistan who say if you will pray, our children will get confused and think it is ok to pray at this time. What should we do in this situation? Pray or go in the Masjid and sit waiting for Maghrib prayer?
Q: Is it permissible to sit and pray nafl salah even if one is physically fit. I see lot of people who are doing hard physically challenging work but when it comes to prayer, they sit and offer the sunnah prayers in dhuhur maghrib and eesha.