What is the term for the special voluntary night prayers performed specifically during the month of Ramadan?

Explanation

– Tarawih refers to the special voluntary night prayers performed specifically during the month of Ramadan, typically after the obligatory Isha prayer, often performed in congregation at the mosque.
– This practice, while not obligatory, is highly recommended and widely observed, with many mosques completing the recitation of the entire Quran throughout these prayers over the course of the month.
– For exams, note that Tahajjud refers separately to voluntary night prayers performed at any time throughout the year, typically during the latter part of the night.