She says that if she prays Fajr, she sits in her prayer place until.

She says: but she prays four rak'ahs instead of two in Isha. As for the Duha prayer, its scope is broad, a person can pray.

Two rak'ahs or more than that.

And the Prophet, peace be upon him, prayed, as came in the narration of Umm Hani, more than two rak'ahs.

In the conquest of Mecca, and it also came from some of the early generations that they used to pray six or eight.

And it also came from the Prophet in the narration of Aisha, may Allah be pleased with her, that the Prophet, if he missed his portion of the night, would pray during the day, meaning ten rak'ahs.

So we say: there is flexibility in this matter. The minimum for the Duha prayer is two rak'ahs, and the maximum is twelve rak'ahs. There is flexibility in this, and there is no harm in it. And Allah knows best.