Salam aleykum.
To my shock I recently discovered that somehow in countries listed above, we misinterpreted FAJR prayer with SUBH prayer over the last hundred of years! Even more - we don't even know what SUBH prayer is.
I never, ever heard about SUBH prayer before so I was sure that my Arabic brothers are simply wrong. But after some extensive research the conclusion is that: In the "west" and south east(old British colonies) we mistook FAJR for SUBH prayer!
SUBH prayer is OBLIGATORY 2 rakat prayer in the morning,
while FAJR prayer is NOT obligatory (sunnah) 2 rakat prayer after SUBH.
So if someone is praying only fard(obligatory) prayers he should say: **"I pray SUBH in the morn