The ruling on adding bowing to the prostration of gratitude
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Question:
He prayed two rak'ahs. Should he be called to prayer with the odd-numbered prayer being two rak'ahs, or should he not pray two rak'ahs?
Answer:
The prostration of gratitude is a single prostration; it contains no bowing, and one does not add to it. If one adds to it, it becomes a religious innovation (bid'ah). If one adds bowing to the prostration, this becomes a bid'ah, and it is not permissible.
He prayed two rak'ahs. Should he be called to prayer with the odd-numbered prayer being two rak'ahs, or should he not pray two rak'ahs?
Answer:
The prostration of gratitude is a single prostration; it contains no bowing, and one does not add to it. If one adds to it, it becomes a religious innovation (bid'ah). If one adds bowing to the prostration, this becomes a bid'ah, and it is not permissible.
Source
كيفية سجود الشكر — alfawzan.live
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