The ruling on one who leaves a pillar of the prayer
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The ruling on one who leaves a pillar of the prayer
A man prayed behind the imam and left the rising from prostration because he did not hear the imam’s voice, and he did not perform this pillar. Should he perform a rak'ah, or should he sit and say the closing salam with the imam?
We say: He should perform a rak'ah because he left a pillar of the prayer. Whoever leaves a pillar of the prayer until he says the closing salam, it is obligatory for him to perform a complete rak'ah, then say the closing salam, then perform the prostration for forgetfulness and say the closing salam.
A man prayed behind the imam and left the rising from prostration because he did not hear the imam’s voice, and he did not perform this pillar. Should he perform a rak'ah, or should he sit and say the closing salam with the imam?
We say: He should perform a rak'ah because he left a pillar of the prayer. Whoever leaves a pillar of the prayer until he says the closing salam, it is obligatory for him to perform a complete rak'ah, then say the closing salam, then perform the prostration for forgetfulness and say the closing salam.