Is the intended meaning of the rak'ah in the hadith (whoever catches a rak'ah...) that it must be accompanied by the prostration?
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The questioner : ... they cite the hadith .
The Shaykh : Yes, but it was interpreted; they said that the prostration is the rak'ah.
The questioner : It is known, Shaykh, that this is the stronger position, but they cite it as evidence.
The Shaykh : This is not correct. No, they did not cite this as evidence because it is the prostration. I say that the prostration is longer than the opening takbir, so it does not apply to the statement of the jurists. Yes.
Another questioner: ... .
The Shaykh : Yes, that is correct, but perhaps, perhaps if Allah wills, a discussion of it will come to us; it is found in the author's words.
Whoever catches a prostration
من أدرك سجدةThe Shaykh : Yes, but it was interpreted; they said that the prostration is the rak'ah.
The questioner : It is known, Shaykh, that this is the stronger position, but they cite it as evidence.
The Shaykh : This is not correct. No, they did not cite this as evidence because it is the prostration. I say that the prostration is longer than the opening takbir, so it does not apply to the statement of the jurists. Yes.
Another questioner: ... .
The Shaykh : Yes, that is correct, but perhaps, perhaps if Allah wills, a discussion of it will come to us; it is found in the author's words.