Obligatory prayer

Respected scholars, as-salamu `alaykum. I'm a revert and I just found out that there are some recommended rak`ahs before and after the obligatory prayer. How do I add these recommended rak`ahs to the obligatory ones? Are they considered separate prayers? Jazakum Allahu khayran.

As-Salaam `Alaykum. Is there any evidence from the sayings of the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, that he used to say collective Du`a or supplications after each obligatory prayer. In our community we have different opinions regarding the issue. Basically, our Arab brothers are saying that Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, did not say the Du`a collectively, therefore, we should not do it, while others say that he has done it. I would really appreciate if you could clarify this matter.

Dear scholars, As-Salamu `alaykum. I have missed three prayers, do I have to pray them in the order in which they were missed? Or does the order not make any difference? Jazakum Allah khayran.

Aslamualaikum, My question is regarding the prayers. I m in Sweden for my studies,and the interval between the prayer timings is very small here.At this time we are offering our Duhr p rayer at 11:30 and Asar at 13:30, this interval will become even shorter later.and the free or break time from class for us is only from 12:00 to 13:00, in which we can offer our prayers. Can we offer the zuhr and asar prayer together? and can we offer Qaza of the magrib prayer because of having our class at maghrib's time?thanks

Asalamalaykom, my question is regarding "nafl" prayers. I have seen the fatwa on praying obligatory prayers with the intention of it being a nafl prayer which is acceptable, is this ok for all the five daily prayers, for example with asr and maghreb prayers, Is it possible to pray in congregation again with someone who has not prayed even these two prayers? I know the messenger SAWS, did not encourage nafl prayers between asr and maghrib, and also maghreb is it ok to pray three rakahs again after the first maghreb. I have seen the fatwa regarding praying behind an imam who is praying with the intention of nafl, is it ok for someone to lead an obligatory prayer such as Isha or others with the intention of nafl prayer?Gazzakumallah Khayr

Respected scholars, as-salamu`alaykum. My question is regarding nafl(supererogatory Prayer). I read a fatwa on praying an obligatory salahwith the intention of it being a naflPrayer that regards this practice as acceptable. Is this permissible for all the five daily prayers? For example, with regard to `AsrPrayer and MaghribPrayer, is it possible to pray in congregation again with someone who has not prayed even these two prayers? I know that the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) did not encourage naflPrayers between `AsrPrayer and MaghribPrayer. Moreover, concerning MaghribPrayer, is it permissibleto pray three rak`ahsagain after the first MaghribPrayer? I read a fatwa regarding prayingbehind an imam who is praying with the intention of naflPrayer. Is it permissible for someone to lead an obligatory prayer such as `Isha’  Prayer or others with the intention of naflPrayer?JazakumAllahuKhayran.