Hazrat Qatadah and Hasan considered it undesirable that people, after returning home from the mosque, should immediately return to the mosque. (In Ramadan, 'taqib' means that people, after returning home from the mosque, should immediately return to the mosque.)

Hazrat Anas (may Allah be pleased with him) says that there is no harm if people return to the mosque immediately after going back home from the mosque. Because they are returning to the good which they hope for, and avoiding the evil which they fear.

Hasan considered performing extra prayers (ta'qib) in Ramadan to be disliked. He used to say that do not put people in difficulty.

Hazrat Abu Amr says that I offered Tarawih with Hazrat Abu Hurairah; he would say salam after two rak‘ahs, then stand up and offer one rak‘ah of Witr.

Hazrat A'mash says that Hazrat Yahya bin Wathab used to lead people in Tarawih prayer and would say salam after every four rak'ahs.

Hazrat Ubaidullah narrates that Hazrat Abdur Rahman bin Aswad used to lead us in prayer on the night of Eid as well.

Hazrat Abu Iyas Muawiyah bin Qurrah narrates that I was a guest at the house of Amr bin Nu’man bin Muqarrin. When the month of Ramadan arrived, a man came to him from Mus’ab bin Zubair with two thousand dirhams and said,“The Amir sends you greetings and says that we have given this gift from ourselves to every respected reciter. Please fulfill your needs this month with this money.”Hazrat Amr said to him,“Convey our greetings to your Amir and also tell him that, by Allah! We have not recited the Qur’an to gain the world.”Saying this, he returned the money to him.

Hazrat Abu Ishaq says that Hazrat Abdullah bin Ma’qil led the people in Tarawih prayers during Ramadan. On the day of Eid al-Fitr, Ubaidullah bin Ziyad sent him a garment and five hundred dirhams. He returned these things and said,“We do not take wages for the Qur’an.”

Hazrat Qasim bin Abdur Rahman says that no wage will be taken for reciting the Qur'an.

Hazrat Jarir narrates from a man that Hazrat Saeed bin Jubair led the people in Tarawih prayers, so Hajjaj bin Yusuf sent him a cap or a piece of cloth, which he accepted.