Namaz-e-Taraveeh is a special prayer offered during the month of Ramadan after the Isha prayer. It is a Sunnah prayer and is highly recommended for both men and women. It is performed only during Ramadan and involves reciting long portions of the Holy Quran.

Taraveeh begins right after the Isha prayer and must be completed before the Fajr prayer begins. It is usually prayed in congregation in mosques, but can also be performed individually at home. Muslims around the world gather at night in mosques during Ramadan to offer this blessed prayer.

The Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.H) encouraged his followers to perform Taraveeh and himself led it for a few nights. Later, during the time of Caliph Umar (R.A), it was organized into a regular congregation prayer behind one Imam, which continues to this day.

Taraveeh is a spiritual way to connect with the Quran and feel the blessings of Ramadan. It gives a chance to hear the Quran being recited beautifully and reflect on its meanings. It also strengthens the bond among Muslims and brings them together in worship.

This prayer not only brings rewards from Allah but also builds discipline and peace in a Muslim’s life. It is a part of the nightly worship that lights up the entire month of Ramadan. Many people aim to complete the whole Quran by praying Taraveeh regularly during all 29 or 30 nights of Ramadan.

Performing Taraveeh between Isha and Fajr is a beloved act of worship that helps Muslims grow spiritually and increase their connection with Allah.