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Sunnah Actions in Prayer
Should the person praying behind the imam say Sami’a Allaahu liman hamidah when rising from bowing?
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If the custom of that land is that the best adornment is to cover the head or to pray in a garment with full sleeves, then praying when one is dressed as mentioned in the question is contrary to what Allah has enjoined, even if the prayer itself is valid. But if the custom of the people in that country is to dress as described in the question, then there is nothing wrong with praying dressed in this manner.SaveMaking the second rak’ah long and the first rak’ah short
SaveHe recites the last verses of Soorat al-Baqarah in Witr prayer
SaveWhere should the worshipper look when he is saying the salam at the end of the prayer?
SaveWhat is the reason why Quran is recited out loud in some prayers and silently in others?
SaveIs it imitating the Raafidis to let the arms hang by one's side when one is tried?
SaveThe reason why Quran is recited out loud in the nighttime prayers and silently in the daytime prayers
SaveObligatory Parts and Sunnah Acts of Prayer
1. There are 14 pillars of prayer and there are 8 obligatory parts of prayer. There are many Sunnah acts of prayer, both words and actions. 2. The difference between a pillar and an obligatory part is that a pillar cannot be waived, whether one omits it deliberately or by mistake, rather it must be done. An obligatory part is waived if one forgets, and it can be compensated for by doing the prostration of forgetfulness (sujud as-sahw). Learn more in the detailed answer.SaveRuling on sending blessings upon the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) in the tashahhud
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