Restricting oneself to a single taslim by following the Maliki school
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Question:
A student of knowledge says: If he prays alone and wants to conclude the prayer, he only says the taslim once, on his right side. He says there is scholarly disagreement on this issue and that he follows the Maliki school in this matter. What is your honorable opinion on this?
Answer:
My opinion is that one should not be lax in his prayer because of the disagreement. He wants to harm himself. He should say the taslim twice and be cautious with his religion, and this is the view of the majority of the scholars. So I advise him to say the taslim twice, because that is safer for his conscience.
A student of knowledge says: If he prays alone and wants to conclude the prayer, he only says the taslim once, on his right side. He says there is scholarly disagreement on this issue and that he follows the Maliki school in this matter. What is your honorable opinion on this?
Answer:
My opinion is that one should not be lax in his prayer because of the disagreement. He wants to harm himself. He should say the taslim twice and be cautious with his religion, and this is the view of the majority of the scholars. So I advise him to say the taslim twice, because that is safer for his conscience.
Source
المنتقى من أخبار سيد المرسلين [9] — alfawzan.live (1:19:56)
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