Is the Sunnah of Wudu performed as two rak'ahs, then another two rak'ahs, with a separate tasleem for each, or are they combined with a single tasleem and an intermediate tashahhud? And is its ruling regarding vocalization and silence the same as the ruling for obligatory prayers? And is there a specific time to perform it immediately after wudu, or is it permissible to delay it?
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The of Wudu (ablution) is achieved by performing two or more rak'ahs (units of prayer) after it, and it is not limited to a specific number. You may pray as many as you wish, performing two rak'ahs at a time. The preferred way is to recite silently during the day and audibly at night, though there is no harm in reciting audibly during the day.
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