The ma'mum omitting the first tashahhud and the ruling on his prayer
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Question:
If the ma'mum omits the ruku' or the first tashahhud, is his prayer valid, or is it obligatory for him to perform the ruku' and what follows it?
Answer:
If he omits the first tashahhud while he is with the imam from the beginning of the prayer, the imam bears the sujud al-sahw for him, and his prayer is valid. As for if he is late to the imam and joins him partway through the prayer, then before... then if he performs what he missed, he prostrates the two prostrations of sujud al-sahw before the taslim for omitting the first tashahhud. As for if a pillar is missed, the rak'ah is invalidated, and he makes the rak'ah that follows it take its place, and he completes his prayer after the imam's taslim. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
If the ma'mum omits the ruku' or the first tashahhud, is his prayer valid, or is it obligatory for him to perform the ruku' and what follows it?
Answer:
If he omits the first tashahhud while he is with the imam from the beginning of the prayer, the imam bears the sujud al-sahw for him, and his prayer is valid. As for if he is late to the imam and joins him partway through the prayer, then before... then if he performs what he missed, he prostrates the two prostrations of sujud al-sahw before the taslim for omitting the first tashahhud. As for if a pillar is missed, the rak'ah is invalidated, and he makes the rak'ah that follows it take its place, and he completes his prayer after the imam's taslim. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 11 من 15 / شرح أصول الإيمان / دعاء الرسول للغرباء/ صالح الفوزان / العقيدة/ كبار العلماء — youtube.com (1:07:53)
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