The ruling on lifting the hand from the seven limbs during prostration for a need
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, prostrating on the seven limbs is a pillar of the prayer. If one lifts his hand for a need, such as taking a handkerchief or money, does his prayer become invalid? Yes.
Answer:
If he lifts it for a need and puts it back, if he lifts it for a need and puts it back, his prayer does not become invalid. It is permissible for a person to lift his hand to adjust something or a part of the body, or to push away something that hurts him. There is no harm in that. He returns the limb he lifted, he puts it back in its place. Yes.
Honorable Shaykh, prostrating on the seven limbs is a pillar of the prayer. If one lifts his hand for a need, such as taking a handkerchief or money, does his prayer become invalid? Yes.
Answer:
If he lifts it for a need and puts it back, if he lifts it for a need and puts it back, his prayer does not become invalid. It is permissible for a person to lift his hand to adjust something or a part of the body, or to push away something that hurts him. There is no harm in that. He returns the limb he lifted, he puts it back in its place. Yes.
Source
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