Explanation of what is said in standing, bowing, rising from bowing, prostrating, sitting between the two prostrations, and in the tashahhud.

The Shaykh : As for the words, it is known that the words begin with the takbir of ihram, then the opening supplication, which has two forms, then Surat al-Fatihah, then whatever is easy from the Qur'an, then bowing and the glorification of Allah (Mighty and Majestic) therein, then rising from bowing and the praise and testimony therein, then prostrating and the glorification therein. It has been mentioned previously that in the glorification of bowing one says, "Glory to my Lord, the Most High," and in the glorification of prostration one says, "Glory to my Lord, the Most High," and we explained the wisdom behind that.
As for the tashahhud, one recites either the tashahhud of Ibn 'Abbas (may Allah be pleased with him) or the tashahhud of Ibn Mas'ud. Many scholars preferred the tashahhud of Ibn Mas'ud because it is established in the two Sahihs, unlike the tashahhud of Ibn 'Abbas. The correct view is that one recites this one time and that one another time, as the Sunnah has it. This is what we intended to discuss regarding the topic of the description of the prayer.