The Third Time: The Sunset (Maghrib): Its obligatory part consists of three units, and they are: Muhammad, Fatir, and al-Hasan. Its supererogatory prayer consists of four units, and they are: Thawban (the freed slave of the Messenger of Allah), Khuzayma ibn Thabit (Dhu al-Shahadatayn), Abu al-Haytham Malik ibn al-Tayyihan al-Ash'ali, and Abu Sa'id al-Khudri.

The Fourth Time: Isha (Night Prayer): Its obligatory part (Fard) consists of four units, and they are: Muhammad, Fatir [Fatima], al-Hasan, and al-Husayn. Its supererogatory prayer (Nawafil) consists of two sitting units that are counted as one, and they are: Zaynab al-Hawla al-Attara and Amatullah bint Khalid ibn Sinan al-Absi.

Following them is the Night Prayer (Salat al-Layl), consisting of eight units: Abdullah, Abd Manaf (who is Abu Talib), Hamza, al-Harith, al-Zubayr, al-Hajal, al-Muqawwim, and al-Ghaydaq—the sons of Abd al-Muttalib.

The Shaf' (Even prayer) consists of two units: Asad and Imran, the sons of Husayn al-Khuza'i.

The Witr (Odd prayer) consists of one unit: Ubada ibn Bashir ibn al-Samit al-Nawfali al-Ansari.

The Fifth Time: Fajr (Dawn Prayer): Its supererogatory prayer consists of two units: Sa'd ibn Malik al-Ansari and Nu'ayman al-Ansari. Its obligatory part consists of two units: Muhammad and Fatir.