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#16 [Permalink] Posted on 23rd June 2011 19:15

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how do u do the sujood

The answer was in a post above and repeated here for you.

The method of making sajdah-e-sahw is that in the last rakaat the person should recite the at-tahiyyaat only and thereafter make salaam towards the right only and thereafter make two sajdahs. He should then repeat the at-tahiyyaat and thereafter recite the durood, dua, make salaam to both sides and thereby complete his salaat.

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#17 [Permalink] Posted on 26th June 2011 18:57

In the last rakaat, after reciting at-tahiyyaat and durood shareef, a person had a doubt as to whether he offered three or four rakaats. While thinking about this, he kept silent and took so long to make the salaam that in that time he could have recited Sub'haanallah three times, and after that he remembered that he offered all four rakaats - even in this case it will be wajib to make sajdah-e-sahw.

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#18 [Permalink] Posted on 1st July 2011 19:25

A person recited Surah Faatihah and another Surah, but thereafter he unintentionally began thinking of something.

He took so long to go into ruku that in that time he could have recited Sub'haanallah three times. Even then, sajdah-e-sahw will become wajib.

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#19 [Permalink] Posted on 4th July 2011 13:17

Very effective information you have shared for Sajda Sawah, i must follow these ways to do my Salah more in a better way.

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#20 [Permalink] Posted on 6th July 2011 19:15

Sajdah-e-sahw will become wajib in the following instances: while he was busy with his recitation he stopped and began thinking of something, he sat in the second or fourth rakaat for at-tahiyyaat and did not commence reciting it immediately.

Instead, he sat and started thinking of something, when he stood up from the ruku, he stood silently and started thinking of something, when he sat down in-between the two sajdahs, he started thinking of something. In other words, if a person unintentionally delays in executing a particular posture or gets delayed due to thinking of something, then sajdah-e-sahw becomes wajib.

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#21 [Permalink] Posted on 10th July 2011 18:56

In a three or four rakaat fard salaat (irrespective of whether it is a salaat that he is offering for that time, making qada of a salaat which he missed, or it is a witr salaat or the first four rakaats of sunnah of zuhr salaat) when the person sat for the at-tahiyyaat in the second rakaat, he unintentionally recited at-tahiyyaat two times. Even then sajdah-e-sahw will become wajib. And after the at-tahiyyaat if he recited the following from the durood:

Allahumma Salli Alaa Muhammad

or if he recited more than that and only thereafter he remembered that he was supposed to stand up for the third rakaat, even then sajdah-e-sahw will become wajib. But if he recited less than this, sajdah-e-sahw will not become wajib.

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#22 [Permalink] Posted on 15th July 2011 20:04

With regards to nafl salaat (or even a salaat which is offered after the fulfilment of a particular wish) it is permissible to recite the durood after the at-tahiyyaat when sitting for the second rakaat.

By reciting the durood in a nafl salaat, sajdah-e-sahw does not become wajib. However, if at-tahiyyaat is recited twice, sajdah-e-sahw will become wajib even in a nafl salaat.

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#23 [Permalink] Posted on 20th July 2011 19:57

A person sat down for at-tahiyyaat but mistakenly recited something else, or he recited Surah Faatihah. Sajdah-e-sahw will become wajib.

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#24 [Permalink] Posted on 25th July 2011 19:05

Upon commencing with his salaat, a person recited dua-e-qunoot instead of reciting the thanaa'. Sajdah-e-sahw will not become wajib.

Similarly, if he recited at-tahiyyaat or something else instead of Surah Faatihah in the third or fourt rakaat of a fard salaat, sajdah-e-sahw will not be wajib.

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#25 [Permalink] Posted on 30th July 2011 19:27

In a three or four rakaat salaat, a person forgot to sit down after the second rakaat. Instead, he stood up directly for the third rakaat.

While standing up, if he is closer to the sitting posture, he should sit down and recite the at-tahiyyaat and thereafter complete his salaat and there is no need to make sajdah-e-sahw.

But if he is closer to the standing posture, he should not sit down. Instead, he should continue with his salaat without sitting down. He should only sit down at the end. In this case, sajdah-e-sahw will become wajib.

If after standing up, he still went back and sat down; he will be committing a sin and even in this case he will still have to make sajdah-e-sahw.

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#26 [Permalink] Posted on 3rd August 2011 19:12

If a person forgets to sit down after the fourth rakaat, then if he is closer to the sitting posture, he must sit down, recite the at-tahiyyaat, durood, etc. and make his salaam. There is no need to make sajdah-e-sahw.

And if he stood up completely, even then he should go back and sit down. In fact, even if he has recited Surah Faatihah, another Surah, and went into ruku, he should still sit down, read the at-tahiyyaat and then make sajdah-e-sahw.

But if he still did not remember after the ruku and made the sajdahs for the fifth rakaat, he should repeat his fard salaat. This salaat will now be regarded as a nafl salaat and he will have to offer one more rakaat and thereby complete six rakaats.

There is no need to make sajdah-e-sahw. If he did not add one more rakaat, or made salaam after the fifth rakaat, four rakaats will be nafl and the one rakaat will not even be considered.

Remember this masalah, because the next one is very similar. Try and note the difference.

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#27 [Permalink] Posted on 8th August 2011 23:18

If a person sits down for the fourth rakaat, recites at-tahiyyaat and thereafter stands up, he should sit down when he remembers as long as it is before making the next sajdahs. The moment he sits down, he should not recite at-tahiyyaat. Instead, he should immediately make sajdah-e-sahw.

But if he makes the sajdahs for the fifth rakaat and only remembers thereafter, he should add one more rakaat and complete six rakaats. The first four rakaats will be for his fard and the other two will be regarded as nafl.

He will also have to make sajdah-e-sahw. If he makes sajdah-e-sahw and then salaam in the fifth rakaat, he has committed a sin. In this case, the first four rakaats will be of fard, and the remaining one will not be considered.

What's the difference between this and the previous masalah? Compare them carefully.

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#28 [Permalink] Posted on 12th August 2011 19:41

If a person is offering four rakaats of nafl salaat and he forgets to sit down after the second rakaat, then as long as he remembers before making the sajdahs for the third rakaat, he should sit down.

If he has already made the sajdahs for the third rakaat, his salaat will still be valid. But sajdah-e-sahw will be wajib in both cases.

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#29 [Permalink] Posted on 16th August 2011 19:31

A person is in doubt as to whether he offered three or four rakaats. If this doubt was coincidental, i.e. he does not normally have this doubt, then he will have to repeat his salaat. But if these sort of doubts occur quite often, he should ponder in his heart and see what the heart's inclination is.

If it is more towards three rakaats, he should offer one more rakaat and sajdah-e-sahw will not be wajib. But if he feels that he offered four rakaats, he should not add another rakaat nor should he make sajdah-e-sahw.

If he still cannot make up his mind after pondering over the matter, then he should regard it as if he offered three rakaats and add one more rakaat. But in this case, he should also sit down after the third rakaat and recite the at-tahiyyaat.

He should then stand up and offer the fourth rakaat and also make sajdah-e-sahw.

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#30 [Permalink] Posted on 21st August 2011 00:06

If he has a doubt as to whether it is the first or second rakaat, the previous rule will also apply. That is, if the doubt was coincidental, he should repeat his salaat. But if such doubts occur quite often, he should act according to that which his heart tells him. But if he is still not sure, he should regard it as one rakaat.

However, he has to sit down after the first rakaat and recite the at-tahiyyaat, because it is possible that this is actually his second rakaat. On completing his second rakaat, he should sit down again.

He should also recite another Surah after Surah Faatihah in this second rakaat. On completing his third rakaat, he should sit down again because it is possible that this is actually his fourth rakaat.

After the fourth rakaat he should sit down again, make sajdah-e-sahw and then make salaam.

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