Disliked Acts in Prayer: Movement, Dress, Turning and Validity

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• What does abath mean during prayer?
• What if a pebble obstructs proper prostration?
• What does fawahidatan mean in the narration?
• What does yufarriqu asabi‘ahu refer to?
• How do tashbik and finger-cracking differ?
• What does yatakhassaru mean?
• How is takhassur classified in the Hanafi discussion?
• What does sadl al-thawb refer to?
• What is prohibited by wa la yakuffuhu?
• What is ‘aqs al-sha‘r?
• How do head-turning and turning the chest differ?
• What matters when interpreting iq‘a al-kalb?
• What if a worshipper verbally returns salam?
• Is a hand gesture identical in ruling to spoken salam?
• What does tarabbu‘ mean?
• What exception is stated for cross-legged sitting?
• What is the basic effect of ordinary eating or drinking in prayer?
• Which food-particle distinction is discussed?
• What distinguishes disliked from invalidating acts?
• A single necessary pebble adjustment is an example of what?
• What matters when distinguishing slight and excessive movement?
• Which case shows that dislike and invalidity differ?
• Which scenario fits the stated exception?
• Which narrated instruction relates to not gathering garments and hair?