The manner of rising from the bowing and what is said in it, and the issue of placing the right hand over the left on the chest.
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The Shaykh : Then he raises his head saying: "Allah hears the one who praises Him," raising his hands to the level of his shoulders, or to the tips of his ears.
And he places his right hand over his left forearm in this standing, based on the statement of Sahl ibn Sa'd:Sahih al-Bukhari 740.
And this is general, with the exceptions of prostration, sitting, and bowing,
because in prostration the hand is placed on the ground,
and in sitting on the thighs.
And in bowing on the knees.
So what remains is the standing before the bowing and the standing after it, which falls under the generality of his statement:.
And he says after rising: "Our Lord, to You is praise," or "Our Lord, and to You is praise," or "O Allah, our Lord, to You is praise," or "O Allah, our Lord, and to You is praise."
So how many forms are there? Four.
Does he say them all at once?
No, he says this one once and that one once.
And he places his right hand over his left forearm in this standing, based on the statement of Sahl ibn Sa'd:
The people were ordered to place the right hand on the left forearm in the prayer.
كان الناس يؤمرون أن يضع الرجل يده اليمنى على ذراعه اليسرى في الصلاةAnd this is general, with the exceptions of prostration, sitting, and bowing,
because in prostration the hand is placed on the ground,
and in sitting on the thighs.
And in bowing on the knees.
So what remains is the standing before the bowing and the standing after it, which falls under the generality of his statement:
in the prayer
في الصلاةAnd he says after rising: "Our Lord, to You is praise," or "Our Lord, and to You is praise," or "O Allah, our Lord, to You is praise," or "O Allah, our Lord, and to You is praise."
So how many forms are there? Four.
Does he say them all at once?
No, he says this one once and that one once.