Muslims do say five daily prayers. The prayer itself involves standing, bowing, prostrating (Sajdah) and sitting. However, every Muslim should know the ruling on prolonging Sajdah.
QUESTION: What is the ruling on prolonging only the last Sajdah, other than the other pillars of prayer, (marking it specially) for making Du`aa and Istighfaar (seeking forgiveness). Does it affect the prayer if one prolongs the last Sajdah?
Shaikh Ibn al-`Uthaymeen: ❝It is not from the Sunnah to prolong the final Sajdah, because the Sunnah is to have all parts of the prayer to be equal in length, i.e., Rukoo`, and the standing after it, the Sujood, and the sitting between the two Sujood, as Al-Baraa’ Ibn `Aazib said:
❝I witnessed the Prophet offering the Salaah, and saw his Qiyaam (standing), his Rukoo` (bowing), and (the period of) standing after rising from Rukoo`, his Sujood (prostration), and his sitting between the two prostrations, and his sitting at the end before the departure (Tasleem), used to be equal in length.❞*
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This is best (way to pray), but know that there is another place for making Du`aa other than Sujood, and that is the Tashahhud. The Prophet taught `Abdullaah Ibn Mas`ood the Tashahhud and said: ❝Then let him choose whatever Du`aa he likes.❞**
He thus made the Du`aa permissible, whether short or long, after the final Tashahhud, prior to saying Tasleem.❞
*[Saheeh al-Bukhaaree (792, 801, 820) and Saheeh Muslim (1057, 1058) and the wordings are his]
**[Saheeh Muslim (897, 898, 899)]
Source: فتاوى نور على الدرب (8
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QUESTION: What is the ruling on prolonging only the last Sajdah, other than the other pillars of prayer, (marking it specially) for making Du`aa and Istighfaar (seeking forgiveness). Does it affect the prayer if one prolongs the last Sajdah?
Shaikh Ibn al-`Uthaymeen: ❝It is not from the Sunnah to prolong the final Sajdah, because the Sunnah is to have all parts of the prayer to be equal in length, i.e., Rukoo`, and the standing after it, the Sujood, and the sitting between the two Sujood, as Al-Baraa’ Ibn `Aazib said:
❝I witnessed the Prophet offering the Salaah, and saw his Qiyaam (standing), his Rukoo` (bowing), and (the period of) standing after rising from Rukoo`, his Sujood (prostration), and his sitting between the two prostrations, and his sitting at the end before the departure (Tasleem), used to be equal in length.❞*
READ THIS TOO: http://www.naijaloveinfo.com/2017/05/daily-ramadan-digest-14-simple-ways-to.html
This is best (way to pray), but know that there is another place for making Du`aa other than Sujood, and that is the Tashahhud. The Prophet taught `Abdullaah Ibn Mas`ood the Tashahhud and said: ❝Then let him choose whatever Du`aa he likes.❞**
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| Muslims praying in the Sajdah position |
He thus made the Du`aa permissible, whether short or long, after the final Tashahhud, prior to saying Tasleem.❞
*[Saheeh al-Bukhaaree (792, 801, 820) and Saheeh Muslim (1057, 1058) and the wordings are his]
**[Saheeh Muslim (897, 898, 899)]
Source: فتاوى نور على الدرب (8
Daily Ramadan Digest is written everyday in the month of Ramadan by Oladele Hakeem Olaniyan for
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