tahajjud (in islamic practice
1tahajjud — ▪ Islam (Arabic: “keeping vigil”), in Islāmic practice, the recitation of the Qurʾān (Islāmic scriptures) and prayers during the night. Tahajjud is generally regarded as sunnah (tradition) and not farḍ (obligation). There are many verses in …
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