Ruling on raising the right or left leg during prostration
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Regarding the person in prostration, if he raises his right or left leg out of necessity, does this invalidate the prayer?
In the state of prostration, it is obligatory for a person to prostrate on seven limbs: the forehead and nose, which are considered one limb, the two palms, the two knees, and the toes. It is not permissible to raise any of these limbs, whether the nose, the palm, or the foot. However, if necessity or dire necessity calls for it and he returns them quickly, I hope there is no harm in that.
In the state of prostration, it is obligatory for a person to prostrate on seven limbs: the forehead and nose, which are considered one limb, the two palms, the two knees, and the toes. It is not permissible to raise any of these limbs, whether the nose, the palm, or the foot. However, if necessity or dire necessity calls for it and he returns them quickly, I hope there is no harm in that.