It is the opening declaration of “Allahu Akbar” at the beginning of Salah, said while raising the hands. It marks the official start of the prayer and is a requ
What is the first pillar of Salah mentioned, and what is its significance?
Qiyaam (standing) is the first pillar for those who are able, especially in obligatory prayers. It is supported by the verse in Surah al-Baqarah 2:238.
What does “I’tidaal” and “Itmi’naan” refer to in Salah?
I’tidaal is standing straight after Rukoo’, and Itmi’naan means being still and at ease in each position. Without Itmi’naan, the prayer is not vali
What is Rukoo’, and why is it important?
Rukoo’ is the act of bowing during Salah. It is a compulsory act, as mentioned in Surah al-Hajj 22:77, which commands believers to bow and prostrate.
What should a person do if they remember during Salah that they missed a pillar?
They must go back to the missed pillar and resume the prayer from that point. It is also recommended to perform Sujood as-Sahw (prostration of forgetfulness) at
What is the Jalsah/Juloos, and when is it performed?
It is the sitting between the two Sujood (prostrations) within each Rak’ah, and it must be performed with stillness.
How many Sujood are required in each Rak'ah, and what must touch the ground?
Two Sujood (prostrations) are required in every Rak’ah, and seven body parts must touch the ground: forehead (with nose), both hands, both knees, and toes of bo
Which Surah must be recited in every Rak'ah of the Salah?
Surah al-Faatihah must be recited in every rak’ah of the compulsory prayers.
What must a person do if they realize after completing the prayer that they missed a pillar?
The Salah is considered invalid, and the person must re-perform the entire prayer.
What is meant by the term "Arkaan" in Salah?
"Arkaan" refers to the essential pillars or components of Salah that must be fulfilled. If any are omitted intentionally or unintentionally without correction,
What must be recited in the final sitting of Salah?
The Tashahhud, Salawaat upon the Prophet (peace be upon him), and finally the Tasleem (saying “As-salaamu ‘alaykum wa rahmatullah” to end the Salah).
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