Dono Sajdo ky dermiyan jalsa k sunnatien | part-3

2. Sit comfortably and quietly between the two prostrations so that all the limbs come to their proper places.
4. Sit for the length of a tasbeeh between the two prostrations.
6. The fingers of the hands should be completely straight and open.
8. The fingers of the hands should not be completely joined or separated.
10. The tips of the fingers should be straight towards the Qiblah, not bent towards the ground, especially the thumbs should not be dropped towards the lap, but should face the Qiblah.
12. While sitting, keep the right foot upright and the left foot spread.
14. Keep the toes of both feet towards the Qiblah.
16. Keep the right foot upright so that the tips of the fingers are turned towards the Qiblah and the sole faces the back, towards the east.
18. Place the left foot on the ground and place its fingers (thumb and middle finger) on the right foot in such a way that, as far as possible, the tips and ends of the fingers should face the Qiblah.
20. The wrists and elbows of both hands should be touching the thighs. (Al-Sa’ayah, page: …)
22. When sitting, the gaze should be on the lap and between the two hands. (Maraqi al-Falah)

1. Just as the way of sitting in a gathering between two prostrations is Sunnah, the same way of sitting in the first and second Qa’dah is Sunnah.
2. In Tashahhud, it is Mustahab to recite the Tashahhud of Ibn Mas’ud, which is common among us. (Tahtawi, page: 155)

It is Sunnah to gesture when saying “La ilaha” in the Kalima al-Shahadah.

It is Sunnah to gesture by making a circle, but raising the finger in an extended position without making a circle is against the Sunnah.

One of the Sunnah methods of Halqa is to fold the fingers of the hand and the middle finger as if making a fist and join the tip of the thumb with the tip of the index finger and point with the index finger. (Shamī, page: 508)

Pointing towards the Qiblah while raising the index finger, not towards the sky.

Raise the index finger when saying “La ilaha” and lower it when saying “Ila Allah.” (Tahtawi, page: 147)

Do not form the Halqa from the beginning of the Tashahhud, but form the Halqa at the time of the Kalima Shahadah.

Keep the Halqa until the last Tashahhud and the Salam. (Al-Sa’iyyah, page: …)

1. Get up while saying Allahu Akbar.
2. Start the Takbir from the last Sajdah and finish the Takbir until you stand up straight.
3. Stand up straight with the support of both feet.
4. Keeping both hands on the knees and supporting them, do not stand up by placing your hands on the ground.
5. Standing up straight after sitting.

1. Reciting Surah Fatiha.
2. Reciting Bismillah while reciting Surah Fatiha.
3. In the third and fourth rak’ahs of Fard, whether the imam is leading or solo, do not add a Surah after Surah Fatiha. However, it is necessary to add a Surah in each rak’ah of Sunnah and Nafl.

1. Reciting Durood Shareef after finishing the Tashahhud and Shahadah.
2. Reciting Quranic supplications or supplications mentioned in the Hadiths after Durood Shareef.

1. Say “As-Salaam Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi”.
2. First, greet the right, then the left
3. Greet the right and left sides in such a way that if there is someone behind, the right and left cheeks of the person greeting him can be seen.
4. In greeting, turn right and left in such a way that the right shoulder is visible in the right greeting and the left shoulder is visible in the left greeting.
5. In greeting to the right, make the intention for the people, angels, and righteous jinn on the right, and similarly for the left.
6. Intending the Imam to be the followers, angels, and righteous jinn.
7. Intending the angels in greeting for a person praying alone, if the follower is right behind the Imam, then in both greetings, make the intention for the Imam.
8. In the second greeting, make it a little lower than the first greeting.
9. If you are praying in congregation, then make the greeting with the Imam’s greeting.
10. When getting up to complete the previous rak’ah, wait for the Imam’s second greeting, then get up.

1. Making du’a.
2. In the prayers that are Sunnah after (for example, Zuhr, Maghrib, and Isha), make a short du’a for the Imam after the greeting, for example, “O Allah, grant us peace, etc.” or “O Lord, grant us peace, etc.” Long supplications and loud supplications are against the Sunnah (although it is permissible to supplicate somewhat longer after Asr and Fajr).
3. Engaging in Sunnahs instead of obligatory prayers.

دونوں سجدوں کے درمیان جلسہ کی سنتیں

تشہد میں بیٹھنے کا مسنون طریقہ

تشہد میں اشارہ کے متعلق سنتیں

تشہد کے بعد تیسری رکعت کیلئے اُٹھنے کا مسنون طریقہ

تیسری اور چوتھی رکعت کی سنتیں

آخری قعدہ کی سنتیں

سلام کی سنتیں و مستحبات

سلام کے بعد کے اُمور حسنہ

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