Lean forward saying "Allahu Akbar" and repeat "Subhane Rabbiyel Azim" three times.
Performed after the fard units.
For a comprehensive guide, you can refer to the Vuslat Derneği step-by-step tutorial . Yatsi Namazi Namazi
The time for Yatsı begins once the evening twilight (shafaq) disappears and ends at the start of dawn (fajr). Detailed academic discussions, such as the paper titled by Taha Nas, analyze various prophetic narrations regarding its preferred timeframe. Scholars generally agree that while the prayer can be performed until dawn, it is recommended to complete it within the first third or half of the night. How to Perform (Step-by-Step)
Yatsı namazı is the final of the five daily mandatory prayers in Islam, performed after dusk. It typically consists of (units) in total, often followed by the 3-rak'ah Witr prayer. Structure of Yatsı Namazı The prayer is performed in the following sequence: Lean forward saying "Allahu Akbar" and repeat "Subhane
Performed before the obligatory (fard) part.
Raise hands to ear level and say "Allahu Akbar" to begin. The time for Yatsı begins once the evening
Place forehead and nose on the ground and repeat "Subhane Rabbiyel Ala" three times.