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that Allah's Messenger (SAW) used to pray eleven rakaat in the night, making it odd with one. When he had finished, he would lie down on his right side.
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that Allah's Messenger (SAW) used to pray in the night thirteen rakah.
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that Allah's Messenger (SAW) offered nine rakah at night [Muslim 730]
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that Allah's Messenger said, 'Allah, the Blessed and Exalted, comes down every night to the heaven of the earth when the first third of the night has passed away. He says: "I am the King. Who is it that will pray to Me that I may answer him? Who is it that will seek from Me that I may grant him? Who is it that will ask for My forgiveness that I may forgive him?" This ceases not till the brightness of dawn.' [Ahmed 7595, Bukhari 1145, Muslim 758, Abu Dawud 4314, Ibn e Majah 1366]
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having asked Sayyidah Aishah (RA) "Describe the Prophet's (SAW) recital at night." She said, "It was varied. Sometimes he made a soft recital in low tones and sometimes he let his voice be audible." He (Abdullah) said, "All praise belongs to Allah who let there be ease in affairs." [Ahmed 1437, Nisai 222]
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that Allah's Messenger (SAW) came their way. He said, "Surely, Allah has helped you with a salah that is better for you than red camels: the witr! Allah has assigned it for you between the salah of isha and the rise of dawn." [Abu Dawud 1418, Ibn e Majah 1168]
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said, "The witr is not fard like your prescribed prayers. But, it is the sunnah of Allah's Messenger (SAW) who said: Surely Allah is witr (one). He loves witr, so offer the witr, "O people of the Quran!." [Ahmed 652, Abu Dawud 1416, Muslim 1674, Ibn e Majah 1169]
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that Allah's Messenger (saw) commanded him to offer the witr before going to sleep. [Muslim 6085]
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Allah's Messenger (SAW) used to offer three rakah witr. He recited therein nine surah from the mufassal, reciting in each raka'ah three surah, the last being al-lkhlas. [Ahmed 678]
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that Allah's Messenger used to recite in witr the surah al-Aala, al-Kafirun and al-Ikhlas, rakah by rakah. [Ahmed 2720, Nisai 1698, Ibn e Majah 1172]
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