The ruling on making du'a' for one who missed a rak'ah in the final tashahhud
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Question:
He says: A person sat with his imam in the final tashahhud. Is it permissible for him to make du'a' after this tashahhud for one who missed a rak'ah or more?
Answer:
The jurists say that he repeats the first tashahhud; he repeats it, and when he finishes it, he returns to it, and when he finishes it, he returns to it, until the imam says the taslim. The correct view is that he continues in the final tashahhud; there is no meaning to [repeating it]. He continues with them and follows them in the final tashahhud, even if he is a Muslim [who has completed his prayer], because he does not drop it while he is in prayer; he occupies himself with the remembrance of Allah the Exalted. Yes.
He says: A person sat with his imam in the final tashahhud. Is it permissible for him to make du'a' after this tashahhud for one who missed a rak'ah or more?
Answer:
The jurists say that he repeats the first tashahhud; he repeats it, and when he finishes it, he returns to it, and when he finishes it, he returns to it, until the imam says the taslim. The correct view is that he continues in the final tashahhud; there is no meaning to [repeating it]. He continues with them and follows them in the final tashahhud, even if he is a Muslim [who has completed his prayer], because he does not drop it while he is in prayer; he occupies himself with the remembrance of Allah the Exalted. Yes.
Source
دعاء المسبوق في تشهد الإمام الأخير — alfawzan.live
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