Sujud al-Sahw: Cause, Method, Timing, and Special Cases
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- What is the normal remedy for a Wajib act omitted forgetfully?
- Deliberately leaving a Wajib is normally repaired simply by Sujud al-Sahw with no need to repeat the deficient prayer.
- How many Sahw prostrations are performed even if several forgetful Wajib errors occurred in one prayer?
- On the more correct view stated here, one Salaam to the right is sufficient before performing Sujud al-Sahw.
- A Fajr prayer has reached its closing Salaam, but Sujud al-Sahw is still pending. The sun then rises. What happens?
- The source passage gives 'Jumu'ah enters Asr' as a time trigger that drops Sujud al-Sahw.
- Match the person or case with the Sujud al-Sahw rule.
- The first sitting was forgotten and the person is not yet fully upright. What is the basic rule?
- A person mistakenly gives Salaam after 2 rak'ahs of a 4-rak'ah prayer, thinking the prayer was complete. What should be done if no incompatible act has occurred?
- After a valid final sitting, a person mistakenly stands for an extra rak'ah and then performs its Sajdah. What happens to the original Fard?