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English translation
1356. Muḥammad bin Qais Al-Asādi reported from Al-Ḥakam bin 'Utaibah, from Sa'eed bin Jubair, from Ibn 'Abbās, who said: "I spent the night with my maternal aunt Maimūnah. The Messenger of Allāh ﷺ returned in the evening and asked: 'Has the boy prayed (Ishā)?' They said: 'Yes.' So he lied down until whatever Allāh willed of the night passed, then he stood up and performed Wudū' and
prayed seven, or five Rak'ahs of Witr — he did not say the Taslīm except in the last of them.”
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Footnotes
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[1] Āl-Imrān 3:190.
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[2] That is, the one who narrated it to him, Muḥammad bin Bash-shār, he did not hear all of the exact wording of it from him.
Commentary
It is the duty of family elders, especially mothers, to inculcate in young children the habit to say prayers regularly and punctually and do other deeds of virtue. Moreover, the father or guardian should keep himself informed of their conduct and occasionally make inquiries about them and their behavior.