Sol 6.1

  1. الوترُ سُنَّةٌ لَدَى اِبنِ يُونَسِ

    تَأكِيدُهَا بِغَيرِ رَيبٍ مَا نُسِي

    Witr is a Sunnah according to Ibn Yunus;

    its emphatic status, beyond doubt, has not been forgotten.

  2. والجَرحُ سَحنُونُ لَدَيهِ يَنبَغِى

    لِتارِك مُؤَدَّبٍ عِندَ اصبُغِ

    Sahnun holds that impugning one's probity is warranted

    for one who omits it; according to Asbagh, he should be disciplined.

  3. مِنَ العِشَا ِإلَى طُلُوعِ الفَجرِ

    مُختَارُهُ مِن بَينِ ذَينش يَجرِي

    From Isha until the breaking of dawn,

    its preferred time extends between those two.

  4. أمَّا الضَّرُورِىُّ مَِنَ الفَجرِ ِإلَى

    صُبحٍ وَمِن قَبلِ العِشَاءِ بَطَلاَ

    As for the necessity period, it extends from dawn until

    the dawn prayer; and before Isha, it is invalid.

  5. وبَعدَ صُبحٍ عِندَ مَالِكٍ بَقِي

    نفي القَضَا والوَترُ بَعدَ الشَّفَقِ

    And after the dawn prayer, according to Malik, the ruling remains:

    no making it up; and Witr comes after twilight.