The gap between the four rakats, these are during the deed. Before the deed and after the deed. These moments during the deed, making your time precious within them and to beg from Allah Almighty, becoming a beggar. These moments are drown oneself. These are not to hurry. That now we have drank water, so now stand up. Otherwise there would be delay of ten minutes in offering taraaveeh. There is no harm. Do not ever ignore the moments of acceptance during the deed. The value of the moments and time of acceptance during the deed should be in the heart. The temperament of the friends of Allah was like this. The temperament of the truthful people, Qutbs, and friends of Allah was like that. The temperament of the family of the Holy Prophet (PBUH), the offspring of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) and the companions of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) was like this. They never used to waste the moments and time. And each and every moment and each and every second of this period is adding a flavor to our life. Ask for the world in these moments. Ask for wealth, ask for sustenance, a long life, health, faith, piety, acceptance and love in the sight of Allah, well wishes for this country, ask for the security of its borders, ask for the well wishes of its human beings. That moment in our life is to ask. That moment is to beg. That is not for resting only. That there are four rakats and you sit down and you sit down and give your body peace. You will find peace but that moment is to pass away, why? Prayer is accepted during the deed. And I said this to you that all the prayers and recitations are subject to acceptance. That O Lord, you accept it please. . O generous, you accept it please. There was a sage of Allah. After every prayer he would pray and put his hand on his face and hide it. Someone asked, Sheikh, why do you do this? He said, I have a danger that my prayers, my recitations, my charity, my worship, fasting, taraaveeh, zakat, may Allah Almighty not throw it back on my face. O lord I am not worthy of it, you should accept it. (Continued)