Before I go to sleep I follow the sunnah by reading ayat AL kursi, falaq, then Nas.
If I wake up in the middle of the night for tahhajud, then go back to sleep for Fajr, do I have to repeat ayat AL kursi, falaq, and Nas again?
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Sign up to join this communityBefore I go to sleep I follow the sunnah by reading ayat AL kursi, falaq, then Nas.
If I wake up in the middle of the night for tahhajud, then go back to sleep for Fajr, do I have to repeat ayat AL kursi, falaq, and Nas again?
You shouldn't have to think about these little/non obligatory things such way. If you find it comfortable and easy, do it, otherwise don't put yourself in hardship.
Following is Hadith for your satisfaction.
Narrated `Abdullah:
The Prophet (Peace be upon him) fasted for days continuously; the people also did the same but it was difficult for them. So, the Prophet (Peace be upon him) forbade them (to fast continuously for more than one day). They slid, "But you fast without break (no food was taken in the evening or in the morning)." The Prophet (Peace be upon him) replied, "I am not like you, for I am provided with food and drink (by Allah).
Sahih al-Bukhari 1922
most authentic opinion is that doing it once suffices you for the whole night