Raising the index finger in the tashahhud and between the two prostrations
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Question:
And he said, "My brother, the Shaykh does not recite it today, and he raises the foolishness that sits before you, and he does not raise the foolishness during the quarrel."
Answer:
It is established that the index finger is raised in the first and last tashahhud, and it is raised when the Majesty of Allah is mentioned. When the Name of Allah passes, the index finger is raised as a sign of tawhid (the oneness of Allah). As for between the two prostrations, I do not know. I was asked about this in the previous session, and I say that I do not know of any evidence for this, nor do I know of any scholar who has stated this.
And he said, "My brother, the Shaykh does not recite it today, and he raises the foolishness that sits before you, and he does not raise the foolishness during the quarrel."
Answer:
It is established that the index finger is raised in the first and last tashahhud, and it is raised when the Majesty of Allah is mentioned. When the Name of Allah passes, the index finger is raised as a sign of tawhid (the oneness of Allah). As for between the two prostrations, I do not know. I was asked about this in the previous session, and I say that I do not know of any evidence for this, nor do I know of any scholar who has stated this.
Source
رفع السبابة أثناء التشهد وقبض اليد اليمنى — alfawzan.live
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