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When a recommended prayer becomes obligatory on account of a ‘Nazr’ (vow) do rules applicable to recommended prayers apply to it, too?
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Yes, for example, a recommended prayer which has become obligatory on account of a vow can be performed while travelling in a vehicle or walking just like other recommended prayers. However, as regards some recommended prayers like Namaz-e-Wahshat in which a particular Surah is to be recited, if a person wished to act according to the orders prescribed for that prayer he should recite the same Surah, while it is not necessary to recite the second Surah in recommended prayers.   Your Comment




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