The ruling on reciting the prostration verse in the secret prayers
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Question:
May Allah reward you and bless you. Abu Khalid says: Regarding reciting verses that contain a prostration in the Dhuhr and 'Asr prayers, he says that a person prayed with them and prostrated for the recitation, and we followed him in this matter?
Answer:
There is nothing wrong with that, except that the jurists said it is disliked for the imam to recite the prostration verse in the secret prayers, because it causes confusion among the followers; they think he has forgotten, so confusion arises in the prayer. Therefore, if he is an imam, he should avoid reciting the verse that contains the prostration in the secret prayers. But if he is praying alone, there is nothing wrong with him reciting it and prostrating in it.
May Allah reward you and bless you. Abu Khalid says: Regarding reciting verses that contain a prostration in the Dhuhr and 'Asr prayers, he says that a person prayed with them and prostrated for the recitation, and we followed him in this matter?
Answer:
There is nothing wrong with that, except that the jurists said it is disliked for the imam to recite the prostration verse in the secret prayers, because it causes confusion among the followers; they think he has forgotten, so confusion arises in the prayer. Therefore, if he is an imam, he should avoid reciting the verse that contains the prostration in the secret prayers. But if he is praying alone, there is nothing wrong with him reciting it and prostrating in it.
Source
سجود التلاوة في الصلوات السرية — alfawzan.live
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