Leaving the sitting between the two prostrations in the prayer
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Question:
Or the Shaykh said: A person prayed a four-rak'ah prayer, then he left the sitting between the two prostrations, as he stood up for the second rak'ah, then he was reminded and returned to the second prostration without sitting and without saying "O our Lord, to You is praise," so what is required of him now? Because he was ignorant of the prostration.
Answer:
If he leaves a pillar of the prayer, which is the sitting between the two prostrations, he has left a pillar. If he remembers it at a time close to the prayer, he performs a rak'ah and prostrates for forgetfulness. If the time has passed and the interval has become long, he repeats the entire prayer.
Or the Shaykh said: A person prayed a four-rak'ah prayer, then he left the sitting between the two prostrations, as he stood up for the second rak'ah, then he was reminded and returned to the second prostration without sitting and without saying "O our Lord, to You is praise," so what is required of him now? Because he was ignorant of the prostration.
Answer:
If he leaves a pillar of the prayer, which is the sitting between the two prostrations, he has left a pillar. If he remembers it at a time close to the prayer, he performs a rak'ah and prostrates for forgetfulness. If the time has passed and the interval has become long, he repeats the entire prayer.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 13/1 شرح العقيدة الطحاوية/ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com (1:09:50)
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