Does the one who prays prostrate for every mistake in the prayer?
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The questioner : I mean, I understood from you, and to confirm what I understood previously, you are saying that you interpret the hadith , meaning any mistake
The Shaykh : any mistake, even if one leaves a recommended practice, unlike if one leaves it intentionally. For example, if one recites al-Fatihah and then bows, if he bowed while forgetting what comes after al-Fatihah, he prostrates. If he did not recite what comes after al-Fatihah as a concession, it is not permissible
The questioner : depending on the intention, of course. So, my master, you have no detail regarding the prostration for forgetfulness; for every mistake, he prostrates twice
The Shaykh : as he (peace and blessings be upon him) said, and may Allah reward you with good, meaning if you enter the books of Islamic jurisprudence, a person gets lost between the disagreement in the schools of jurisprudence.
That for every forgetfulness there are two prostrations
أن لكل سهو سجدتانThe Shaykh : any mistake, even if one leaves a recommended practice, unlike if one leaves it intentionally. For example, if one recites al-Fatihah and then bows, if he bowed while forgetting what comes after al-Fatihah, he prostrates. If he did not recite what comes after al-Fatihah as a concession, it is not permissible
The questioner : depending on the intention, of course. So, my master, you have no detail regarding the prostration for forgetfulness; for every mistake, he prostrates twice
The Shaykh : as he (peace and blessings be upon him) said, and may Allah reward you with good, meaning if you enter the books of Islamic jurisprudence, a person gets lost between the disagreement in the schools of jurisprudence.