Praying between the tarawih

It is reported from Yunus bin Jubayr and al-Hasan concerning a man who stands between two tarwihas reciting until the imam rises, and then joins him. Shu'bah said: One of these two disliked it and the other did not dislike it.

Harun bin Abi Maryam reports that Ibn al-Aswad used to lead the people in forty rak'ahs of tarawih and the witr. He would pray twelve rak'ahs between each two tarwihas, and between the tarwihas he would call out: "(To) the prayer!"

Buhayr bin Raysan says that he saw Sayyiduna Ubadah bin al-Samit (may Allah be pleased with him) see people praying during the imam's rest (tarwiha), and he scolded them. They paid no heed to his scolding and did not stop, so Sayyiduna Ubadah struck them. And I myself saw him striking people for this.

Sa'id bin Jubayr used to dislike that one should call out "(To) the prayer!" between the two tarwihas.