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#31 [Permalink] Posted on 25th August 2011 16:39

If he has a doubt as to whether it is the second or third rakaat, the same rule will apply. If he cannot make up his mind, he should sit down after the second rakaat and thereafter offer the third rakaat.

On completing the third rakaat, he should sit down again and recite at-tahiyyaat because it is possible that this is his fourth rakaat. He should then offer the fourth rakaat, make sajdah-e-sahw and then complete his salaat.

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#32 [Permalink] Posted on 25th August 2011 19:28

Salaam
would you have to do sajda sahwa if
you are in your 4 sunnat muakkada in your zuhr salaah and you are on your third rakaat and don't read a surah?

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#33 [Permalink] Posted on 28th August 2011 19:11

If the doubt occurrs after having completed his salaat, that is, he is not sure as to whether he offered three or four rakaats. Then this doubt is not even considered - the salaat is valid.

But if he clearly remembers that he only offered three rakaats, he should stand up and offer one more rakaat and also make sajdah-e-sahw. However, if on completing his salaat, he started speaking or did something else with which salaat breaks, he will have to repeat his salaat.

Similarly, if this doubt creeps in after having recited at-tahiyyaat, the same rule will apply. That is, as long as he does not remember clearly, he should not worry about it. However, it will be good to repeat the salaat as a precaution so that the uneasiness of the heart is removed and no doubt remains.

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#34 [Permalink] Posted on 1st September 2011 19:33

If several things occur in salaat, whereby sajdah-e-sahw becomes wajib, then one sajdah-e-sahw will suffice for all the mistakes.

Sajdah-e-sahw is not made twice in one salaat.

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#35 [Permalink] Posted on 5th September 2011 18:54

After making sajdah-e-sahw, a person commits another mistake which makes sajdah-e-sahw wajib.

The first sajdah-e-sahw will suffice and it will not be necessary to make another one.

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#36 [Permalink] Posted on 9th September 2011 18:55

A person made a mistake in his salaat whereby sajdah-e-sahw had become wajib on him. But he forgot to make sajdah-e-sahw and made salaam on both sides. However, he remained sitting in that place without turning his chest away from the qiblah, neither did he talk nor did he do anything whereby salaat breaks. He should make sajdah-e-sahw at that time.

In fact, if he remained sitting in that position and engaged himself in reciting the kalimah, durood or any other zikr, even then there is no harm in this. Once he makes his sajdah-e-sahw, his salaat will be valid.

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#37 [Permalink] Posted on 13th September 2011 19:06

Sajdah-e-sahw was wajib on a person but he intentionally made his salaam on both sides and made this intention that he will not make sajdah-e-sahw.

Despite this, as long as he does not do anything which makes the salaat invalid, the choice to make sajdah-e-sahw will remain.

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#38 [Permalink] Posted on 17th September 2011 22:33

In a three or four rakaat salaat, a person unintentionally made salaam after the second rakaat. He should immediately stand up, complete his salaat and make sajdah-e-sahw.

However, if after making salaam, he did something which invalidates salaat, he will have to repeat his salaat.

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#39 [Permalink] Posted on 21st September 2011 19:03

A person forgetfully recited dua-e-qunoot in the first or second rakaat of witr salaat. This will not be considered.

He should recite the qunoot in the third rakaat again and also make sajdah-e-sahw.

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#40 [Permalink] Posted on 25th September 2011 21:28

While offering witr salaat, a person had a doubt as to whether it is the second or third rakaat. He cannot even make up his mind as to which of the two is more correct.

He should recite dua-e-qunoot in that rakaat and after sitting down for the at-tahiyyaat he should stand up and offer one more rakaat. He should recite dua-e-qunoot in this rakaat as well. In the end he should also make sajdah-e-sahw.

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#41 [Permalink] Posted on 29th September 2011 19:12

Instead of reciting dua-e-qunoot in the witr salaat, the person read thanaa'.

Later when he remembered, he recited the qunoot. Sajdah-e-sahw will not be wajib.

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#42 [Permalink] Posted on 3rd October 2011 19:29

A person forgot to recite dua-e-qunoot in witr salaat. Instead, he went into ruku after reciting a Surah. Sajdah-e-sahw will be wajib.

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#43 [Permalink] Posted on 10th October 2011 13:16

After reciting Surah Faatihah, a person recited two or three Surahs. There is no harm in this and sajdah-e-sahw will not be wajib.

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#44 [Permalink] Posted on 11th October 2011 19:17

In the latter rakaats of a fard salaat, a person recited another Surah after Surah Faatihah in one or both the rakaats. Sajdah-e-sahw will not be wajib.

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#45 [Permalink] Posted on 20th October 2011 14:41

In the latter one or two rakaats of a fard salaat, he forgot to recite Surah Faatihah and went into ruku after standing silently- even then sajdah-e-sahw will not be wajib.

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