Prostrations of Forgetfulness: Causes, Method, Missed Sittings and Doubts
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- How many prostrations comprise Hanafi sujud al-sahw?
- According to the text, when is Hanafi sujud al-sahw performed?
- What if an essential pillar of prayer is completely missed?
- In Hanafi law, if Fatiha is accidentally omitted but recitation occurred, what is due?
- Does forgetting every ordinary Sunnah require sujud al-sahw?
- What is the Hanafi ruling on accidentally omitting Witr qunut?
- What results from accidentally omitting extra Eid takbirs?
- If an imam recites quietly where aloud is required, whose error is it?
- If the imam performs sujud al-sahw for his error, what does the follower do?
- What if a follower personally lapses while following the imam?
- If the first sitting is remembered while nearer to sitting, what is done?
- If already closer to standing after missing the first sitting, what is the ruling?
- What is the legal status of the final sitting?
- If one rose for a fifth without the final sitting and has not prostrated, what now?
- What if the final sitting was omitted and the fifth’s prostration occurred?
- Why does a completed final sitting matter?
- What if the final sitting was done but fifth prostration has not occurred?
- What if both the final sitting and fifth prostration occurred?
- Which stage is decisive in the unintended fifth rakah?
- What does the text prescribe for a first unusual doubt in rakah count?
- For recurring doubt with a genuine stronger view, what is done?
- With recurrent equal doubt between three and four, what count is certain?
- How does equal doubt differ from predominant judgment?
- What chiefly distinguishes first and final sittings in Hanafi law?
- If the imam does not perform required sujud al-sahw, what does the text say for the follower?