The actions done by Prophet Muhammad ﷺ regularly in prayer are called Sunnat. This part of Salah holds special value because the Prophet ﷺ practiced it regularly, though it is not obligatory like Farz.

Sunnat prayers are of two types: Sunnat-e-Muakkadah and Sunnat-e-Ghair Muakkadah. Sunnat-e-Muakkadah are those prayers that the Prophet ﷺ never missed. Leaving them without a valid reason is considered wrong. Sunnat-e-Ghair Muakkadah are prayers that the Prophet ﷺ sometimes performed and sometimes left. Performing these brings reward, but missing them is not sinful.

By following the Sunnat prayers, Muslims show love and respect for the Prophet ﷺ and his way of worship. It also helps in gaining extra rewards and makes our obligatory prayers more complete.

These Sunnat prayers include specific rakats before and after the Farz parts of Salah. For example, two Sunnat rakats before Fajr, four before and two after Zuhr, and so on. They were part of the Prophet’s daily routine and are recommended for every Muslim.

Performing Sunnat strengthens the habit of regular prayer. It also prepares the heart and mind for Farz Salah and brings a deeper spiritual connection with Allah.

One of the best ways to become closer to the Prophet ﷺ is to copy his prayer style. He is the perfect example for Muslims, and everything he did has wisdom and benefit.

Sunnat prayers are also a source of blessings in daily life. They bring peace, protection from harm, and forgiveness from small sins. Though not compulsory, they are a powerful way to show devotion.

Every Muslim should make an effort to learn which parts of Salah are Sunnat and practice them. They make the prayer more beautiful and more complete.

Following the Sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ is a sign of true love and commitment to Islam. It also shows care in worship and attention to detail in religious life.