The ruling on sitting in the tawruk position in the final tashahhud
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Question:
He says: In a two-rak'ah prayer, such as the Fajr prayer, does one sit in the final tashahhud in the tawruk position, as is done in a four-rak'ah prayer? This is a matter on which the scholars have differed. Is the tawruk position adopted in every tashahhud that is followed by the taslim, whether in a two-rak'ah prayer or in a longer one? Is it in every tashahhud that is followed by the taslim? This is one opinion. Or is it in every prayer that has two tashahhuds? This is the reason for the distinction between them.
Answer:
Ibn al-Qayyim mentioned both opinions, and it is my strong suspicion that he did not prefer one over the other, because the matter is open to interpretation.
He says: In a two-rak'ah prayer, such as the Fajr prayer, does one sit in the final tashahhud in the tawruk position, as is done in a four-rak'ah prayer? This is a matter on which the scholars have differed. Is the tawruk position adopted in every tashahhud that is followed by the taslim, whether in a two-rak'ah prayer or in a longer one? Is it in every tashahhud that is followed by the taslim? This is one opinion. Or is it in every prayer that has two tashahhuds? This is the reason for the distinction between them.
Answer:
Ibn al-Qayyim mentioned both opinions, and it is my strong suspicion that he did not prefer one over the other, because the matter is open to interpretation.
Source
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