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 completed My Favour upon you,
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(Al-Maeda-3)
 
Bismillah Walhamdulillah Was Salaatu Was Salaam 'ala Rasulillah
As-Salaam Alaikum Wa-Rahmatullahi Wa-Barakatuhu
{In the name of Allah, praise be to Allah, and may His peace and blessings be 
upon His messenger
{ Peace be upon you, and the mercy of Allaah and His blessings}
 

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SALAT (Prayer)
(part 5)
  
>>SUJUD AS-AHW 
>>  
>>Taken from my elder sister forum 
>>http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Seekers-Of-Islam/  
>>  
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>>(PROSTRATIONS TO MAKE UP FOR FORGETFULNESS) 
>>  
>>  
>>It has been authentically proven that the Prophet (pbuh) used to occasionally 
>>forget while he was in prayer. 
>>  
>>He said, instructing his followers: 
>>“I am only a human being, I forget like you forget, so if one of you forgets 
>>(in his prayer) he should prostrate twice (extra) in his (final) sitting.” 
>>(Ahmad) 
>>  
>>  
>>How to Perform Two prostrations (sajdah) for Forgetfulness 
>>  
>>Prostrate twice either before the taslim (peace greeting) or after it. Both 
>>are authentically reported from the Prophet (pbuh.) 
>>  
>>He said: 
>>“When one of you becomes uncertain in his prayer and doesnt know how many 
>>units (rakaat) he prayed, three or four, he should cast away his uncertainty 
>>and build on what he is sure about (i.e. the lesser number), then prostrate 
>>twice before the taslim.” (Bukhari) 
>>  
>>In the incident related to Dhul-Yadain (where the Prophet (pbuh) prayed two 
>>units instead of four, then completed the remaining unit after his attention 
>>was called to the lapse), he performed sujud As-sahw after the taslim. 
>>(Agreed upon.) 
>>  
>>It is preferable to try to follow the sunna as closely as possible, 
>>performing sujud before the taslim or performing sujud after the taslim in 
>>different situations as mentioned in the hadith. In all other situations he 
>>has the choice. 
>>  
>>The Prophet (pbuh) said: 
>>“If a person added to his prayer or detracted from it, he should perform two 
>>sajdah.” (Muslim) 
>>  
>>  
>>The Situations Which Call for sajdah As-sahw 
>>      1. If one makes taslim before the completion of the prayer, he should 
>> stand, complete the remainder and then perform two sajdah at the end of the 
>> prayer. 
>>      2. If one adds something to the prayer. The proof follows: The Prophet 
>> (pbuh) once prayed five rakaat. He was asked, “Has an addition been made to 
>> the prayer?” He said, “Why do you so ask?” They said, “You prayed five 
>> rakaat.” Then he prostrated twice after the taslim. (Agreed upon). 
>>      3. If one forgets the first tashahud. The proof follows: 
>>”The Prophet (pbuh) led them in Dhuhr one day and in the second rakaat he 
>>stood up after the second prostration (sajdah) without sitting. The people 
>>stood up with him. When the prayer was (almost) over and the people were 
>>awaiting the taslim, he said takbir (i.e., Allahu Akbar) while sitting, 
>>performed two prostrations before the taslim, and then made the taslim. ” 
>>(Bukhari) 
>>Also mentioned in hadith is one who forgot to sit for the tashahud, then 
>>remembered before he stood all the way up. He should return to the sitting 
>>posture. However, if he is fully standing before he remembered, he should not 
>>sit back down, but at the end of the prayer, he should perform the sujud 
>>as-sahw. 
>>      4. If one is unsure how many rakaat he prayed. The Prophet (pbuh) said: 
>>”If one of you becomes uncertain in his prayer, so that he does not know how 
>>many (units) he prayed – three rakaat or four, he should cast off what he is 
>>uncertain about, and build on what he is sure of, then perform two sajdah 
>>before making the taslim. So if he ends up praying five rakaat, his prayer 
>>will be taken as complete and if he prayed correctly it is like rubbing 
>>Satans nose in the dust. ” (Muslim). 
>>      5. If one is unsure about how many rakaat he prayed, he should go with 
>> the lower number. The Prophet (pbuh) said: 
>>”If one of you is not sure between two and one, he should treat it as one 
>>(rakaat); and if he is not sure between two and three, he should treat it as 
>>two; and if he not sure between three and four, he should treat it as three. 
>>Because the uncertainty is in the extra rakaat. Then he should complete what 
>>is left of his salat and perform two sajdah while sitting before he makes 
>>taslim.” (Ahmed and others.) 


      

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