Hazrat Nu’man bin Qais narrates that Hazrat ‘Ubaidah would not perform any prayer in his mosque after offering the obligatory prayer.

Hazrat Ibn Umar (may Allah be pleased with both of them) narrates that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) offered two rak'ahs at home after Maghrib.

Ibrahim narrates that Abdur Rahman bin Awf used to offer two rak'ahs of Maghrib prayer in his house.

Hazrat Mahmood bin Labeed says that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) came to the mosque of Banu Abdul Ashhal and led them in the Maghrib prayer. When he finished the prayer with salam, he said: "Offer these two rak‘ahs in your homes." The narrator, Umar bin Qatadah, says that Hazrat Mahmood bin Labeed was the imam of his people; after leading the Maghrib prayer, he would sit in the courtyard of the mosque, and before the time for ‘Isha entered, he would go home and offer the two Sunnah rak‘ahs of Maghrib there.

6527 - He said: I saw Mahmoud (1) (ibn Labid) (2), and he was the imam of his people, (he would lead) (3) them in the Maghrib prayer, then go out and sit in the courtyard of the mosque until he stood up before the 'Isha prayer, then he would enter ⦗391⦘ his house and pray them (4).

Hazrat Abbas bin Sahl Sa’idi says that I was fortunate to witness the era of Hazrat Uthman bin Affan; when he would say salam at the end of Maghrib prayer in the mosque, not a single person would be seen in the mosque. They would all rush towards the doors of the mosque and offer two Sunnah prayers at home.

Hazrat Maymoon states that the predecessors used to offer the two rak'ahs after Maghrib in their homes.

Hazrat Maymun bin Mehran narrates that Hazrat Hudhaifa (may Allah be pleased with him) performed the Maghrib prayer with a group. When the Imam finished the prayer with salam, a man who had prayed with them stood up intending to offer the two Sunnah (rak‘ahs). Hazrat Hudhaifa (may Allah be pleased with him) pulled him back and ordered him to sit, and said that if you delay these two rak‘ahs a little, there is no harm; just wait a bit.

Hazrat Maymoon states that the predecessors considered it preferable to delay the two rak'ahs after Maghrib until the stars became visible.

Hazrat Ibn Aun says that Hazrat Raja bin Haywah, after offering the two Sunnah of Maghrib, would not perform any prayer after the disappearance of the twilight.