I don't get your point here. ???

Better, because from what I see, you have no idea about what is the difference between hadith from one narrator or hadith from a long chain.

So you don't pray 11 Rakats for Isha? laugh Dude, aren't you supposed to follow the beloved Sunnah of the Prophet?

I said that this rakat are not an obligation and many people do these rakat following the prophet but we pray this rakat mostly in Ramadan because they are known mostly in ramadan. we pray them every day in Ramadan.

But then you say

Then why wont they pray 11 rakats for night prayer like he did? rotfl

We pray them in Ramadan and many people pray them everyday, according to one's
strong Iman, not because the prophet but because of allah when he mentioned that the people who stay praying at night must not fear.

No, the Qur'an does not have any of this nonsense in it!

The source in Quran

{ } (79). { * } (1-2).

Note No more replying to your comment, from what I see you don't know what is the difference between Nafela and rawha, try to get some lessons.

This is just one hadith from one narrator which is Aicha, there are other ahadith for the same reason where other companions of the prophet make these eleven rakat with him. The hadith of Aicha was to show people that the rakat of salat at night were eleven according to what she saw from the prophet peace be upon him. so the hadith is general for all muslims and it is not an obligation, that's why she said "his own". The sunni people will do everything that prophet did, so why you are arguing a subject that God in Quran bestowed the people who they make this kind of sallatt.

...quote this Hadith for him

"Allah's Apostle used to pray eleven Rakat at night and that was his night prayer and each of his prostrations lasted for a period enough for one of you to recite fifty verses before Allah's Apostle raised his head. He also used to pray two Rakat (Sunna) before the (compulsory) Fajr prayer and then lie down on his right side till the Muadh-dhin came to him for the prayer."
(Bukhari Volume 2, Book 16, Number 10

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These eleven Rakat at night are called nawafel and they are known mostly in Ramadan. And these kind of prayer are mentioned in Quran in surat al Isra'e verse 79 and in Muzamel verses 2 and 1

{ } (79). { * } (1-2).

And God has bestowed the people who make this kind of salatt in Quran

{ } (46) Al furkan verse 46

{ } (17). Adh'riate verse 17 .

{ } (9). surat Azumor verse 9.

so without hadith, this kind of Rakat are in Quran, and hadith came to show people that they are eleven and it might be more than eleven or less than eleven according to our will and sustain.