The majority of scholars agree that one should enter his place of I`tikaf before the sun sets on the night of the twenty-first and come out when the sun sets on the last day of Ramadan.

Praying tarawih prayer in congregation in the mosque is better, but if a man prays tarawih on his own at home, or in congregation with his family, that is permissible.

If you are busy with something important such as taking care of your daughter or an elderly mother or orphan children, there is nothing wrong with praying Tarawih at home if you are unable to go to the mosque.

If the Muslim prays Witr then he wants to pray Qiyam Al-layl after that, he should pray them two by two, and he does not have to repeat Witr.

There is nothing wrong with delaying `Isha’ prayer in Ramadan on condition that the Imam does not delay the prayer so much that he causes hardship to the members of the congregation.