Akram Mohammed Shah Sufi

This book provides a comprehensive discussion of Tarawih prayer. The audience here is the young generation. This information is needed due to the multiple opinions available on social media, which basically confuses the youth growing up in the USA or the western Hemisphere. This Book explores the Tarawih prayer in Islam, addressing its significance and whether it constitutes a Sunnah or a Bidah (innovation).
The author aims to clarify the confusion surrounding Tarawih, especially among young Muslims in the West. The text discusses the origins of Tarawih, referencing the practices of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and the actions of Caliph Umar in establishing its communal form. It presents arguments from various Islamic scholars and schools of thought regarding the number of rakats (cycles) performed in Tarawih.
The study emphasizes the importance of adhering to the Sunnah of the Prophet and the Rightly Guided Caliphs, while cautioning against discord and misinterpretation. Ultimately, it encourages Muslims to engage in Tarawih prayer, whether in congregation or individually, and to seek knowledge from reliable sources.