63. After remembering an omitted original Sajdah after the final sitting, performing that Sajdah but failing to repeat the final sitting. The final sitting must follow completion of the prayer's pillars.
64. Failing to repeat a pillar that was performed while asleep.
65. In the stated latecomer case, the Imam's loud laughter at the end affects the Masbuq because the invalidating event occurs during the Masbuq's still-incomplete prayer; the footnote distinguishes the Imam's own completed state.
66. Deliberate Hadath after the final sitting: the matn lists it as invalidating according to Imam Abu Hanifah, while the footnote records the differing view of the two companions.
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Items 63–66: Final Sitting and Acts That Must Be Repeated
Invalidators of Prayer, Part 3: Items 44–68 — Technical Cases
63. After remembering an omitted original Sajdah after the final sitting, performing that Sajdah but failing to repeat the final sitting. The final sitting must follow completion of the prayer's pillars.
64. Failing to repeat a pillar that was performed while asleep.
65. In the stated latecomer case, the Imam's loud laughter at the end affects the Masbuq because the invalidating event occurs during the Masbuq's still-incomplete prayer; the footnote distinguishes the Imam's own completed state.
66. Deliberate Hadath after the final sitting: the matn lists it as invalidating according to Imam Abu Hanifah, while the footnote records the differing view of the two companions.