Understanding the Importance of Voluntary Prayers in Islam

The video emphasizes the importance of prayer, especially on Judgment Day, and the role of voluntary prayers in completing obligatory ones. It details the twelve voluntary raka'at and their rewards, with a special focus on the Fajr and Dhuhr prayers. The video also discusses the practice of praying at home, the Friday prayer routine, and making up missed voluntary prayers. It concludes by encouraging viewers to strive for excellence in worship to be among those who excel in good deeds.

What is the first thing we will be held accountable for on the Day of Judgment?

• Charity

• Fasting

• Prayer

• Pilgrimage

How many units of voluntary prayer are associated with the five daily prayers?

• Fourteen

• Twelve

• Sixteen

• Ten

What is the reward for a Muslim who prays twelve units of voluntary prayer daily?

• A house in paradise

• Forgiveness of sins

• Good health

• Increased wealth

Which voluntary prayer did the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) emphasize the most?

• Two units after night prayer

• Two units after sunset prayer

• Four units before noon prayer

• Two units before dawn prayer

What did the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) say about the four units before noon prayer?

• They are better than the world and everything in it

• They protect from the fire

• They bring wealth

• They ensure good health

Where did Ibn Umar observe the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) praying the voluntary prayers of sunset and night?

• In the market

• In his house

• In the desert

• In the mosque

Is there a specific voluntary prayer before the Friday prayer?

• Yes, six units

• No, there is none

• Yes, four units

• Yes, two units

What should one do if they miss the voluntary prayers?

• Ignore them

• Pray extra units the next day

• Make them up later

• Double the next prayer