The imam rose from the first prostration and I did not hear him, and I did not realize until he had prostrated for the second time. Did I miss a pillar?
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Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, I prayed behind an imam, and when he rose from the first prostration, I continued in prostration because I did not hear his voice. When he prostrated for the second time, I rose and found the imam prostrating, so I prostrated. Should I prostrate for forgetfulness, or should I repeat the unit, because I left, I left a pillar?
Answer:
You did not leave a pillar, as long as you raised your head between the two prostrations and sat, even briefly, and caught up with the imam. You did not leave anything, and praise be to Allah. You are excused for not hearing the imam’s voice, and you are excused for your delay. Yes.
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, I prayed behind an imam, and when he rose from the first prostration, I continued in prostration because I did not hear his voice. When he prostrated for the second time, I rose and found the imam prostrating, so I prostrated. Should I prostrate for forgetfulness, or should I repeat the unit, because I left, I left a pillar?
Answer:
You did not leave a pillar, as long as you raised your head between the two prostrations and sat, even briefly, and caught up with the imam. You did not leave anything, and praise be to Allah. You are excused for not hearing the imam’s voice, and you are excused for your delay. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، "[3462- 4717] قام الإمام من السجدة الأولى ولم أسمعه، ولم انتبه إلا وقد سجد للثانية، فهل فاتني ركنا ؟ — youtube.com
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