Muslims : is there taraweeh prayer the day before eid ?

I live in UK, convert to Islam, say if eid is on Thursday for example, would taraweeh be on Wednesday ?

Thank you.

12 Answers

  • Anonymous
    8 days ago

    Welcome to Islam!!

    It all depends on the moon. If the people looking out for the moon– see it, then there won’t be Taraweeh, since it’ll be the first day of Shawwal the following day. (In other words, Eid). However, if they don’t see the moon & Eid is not the following day, then yes. There will be Taraweeh.

    Assalam O Alaikum.

  • ⓁⒶⓂⒶ☾Islam✔4EVaHツღ
    8 days ago

    No, only in Ramadan, no taraweeh before Eid

  • Anonymous
    8 days ago

    Nope of Eid is on thursday then there is no taraweeh on wednesday

  • Anonymous
    8 days ago

    No, no need to pray Taraweeh before Eid.

  • maung
    8 days ago

    No taraweeh in 1st of syawal. In islamic calendar a day start just after maghrib, when the sun set.

  • a.kolathil
    8 days ago

    No tharaweeh before the night of Eid.

  • My name is not bruce
    8 days ago

    Nope its night before day in Islam.

    New day stars at maghrib…..so no taraweah the night before eid.

    The night before the first day of fasting is the first taraweah.

    Hehe..I don’t think converting matters…I think I was like 16 before I learned that.

  • Anonymous
    8 days ago

    No. If the Eid is on Thursday. You do not have to pray Tarweeh on Wednesday.

    Tarweeh is done only if you fast next day during Ramadan.

  • ?
    8 days ago

    no, tarawih prayers are performed in ramadhan and ramadhan ends at maghrib on the evening before eid, what’ll happen is on wednesday at maghrib time they’ll look for the moon, if it’s there they’ll have a last lot of tarawih prayers on that night, and if they can see the first moon of the next month they’ll just perform isha on that night

  • muslimiam
    8 days ago

    nope, you dont need to. But in the rest of the days, you can pray kiyam or withr sunnah prayers. Eid day for celbration. So, make it festive and celbrate.

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