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Ill-thought Came

Ill-thought Came (Sahih el Boykhari · Select Collections) — "an ill-thought came to me.\" We said, \"What was the ill-thought?\" He said, \"It was to sit down…

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Night worship and related conduct described in the narrations
Practices associated with Tahajjud and the night prayer
The Prophet used Siwak to clean his mouth and teeth before Tahajjud.
The night prayer was performed in pairs of two rak‘at, followed by one rak‘a as witr before dawn.
Reported variations in the number of rak‘at
Ibn ‘Abbas reported that the Prophet’s night prayer consisted of thirteen rak‘at.
Aisha reported seven, nine, or eleven rak‘at, besides the two Sunnah rak‘at of Fajr.
Aisha also reported thirteen rak‘at including witr and the two Sunnah rak‘at of Fajr.
The Prophet’s nightly routine varied between praying at night and sleeping.
His fasting pattern also varied: at times he did not fast for many days, and at other times he fasted for many days.
A reported ill-thought was to sit down while leaving the Prophet standing.

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"an ill-thought came to me.\" We said, \"What was the ill-thought?\" He said, \"It was to sit down and\n\nleave the Prophet (standing).\"\n\nNarrated Hudhaifa:\n\nWhenever the Prophet (ﷺ) got up for Tahajjud prayer he used to clean his mouth (and teeth) with Siwak.\n\nNarrated `Abdullah bin `Umar:\n\nA man said, \"O Allah's Messenger (ﷺ)! How is the prayer of the night?\" He said, \"Two rak`at followed by\n\ntwo rak`at and so on, and when you apprehend the approaching dawn, offer one rak`a as witr.\"\n\nNarrated Ibn `Abbas:\n\nThe prayer of the Prophet (ﷺ) used to be of thirteen rak`at, i.e. of the night prayer.\n\nNarrated Masruq:\n\nI asked Aisha about the night prayer of Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) and she said, \"It was seven, nine or eleven\n\nrak`at besides the two rak`at of the Fajr prayer (i.e. Sunna). \"\n\nNarrated `Aisha:\n\nThe Prophet (p.b.u.h) used to offer thirteen rak`at of the night prayer and that included the witr and\n\ntwo rak`at (Sunna) of the Fajr prayer.\n\nNarrated Anas bin Malik:\n\nSometimes Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) would not fast (for so many days) that we thought that he would not fast\n\nthat month and he sometimes used to fast (for so many days) that we thought he would not leave\n\nfasting throughout that month and (as regards his prayer and sleep at night), if you wanted to see him\n\npraying at night, you could see him praying and if you wanted to see him sleeping, you could see him\n\nsleeping.\n\nNarrated Abu Huraira:"

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