What is the intended meaning in the hadith (let every vertebra return to its place), namely that its state is as it was before the bowing?
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The questioner : O Shaykh, regarding the rising from the bowing in the hadith , does "every bone to its place" mean that it should be in the same state as it was before the bowing?
The Shaykh : No, my brother, it means the settling of the limbs into their natural position. This hadith is a part of the hadith of the one who prayed poorly. In the hadith of the one who prayed poorly, the specific position was not mentioned at all, not even in the first standing, so this settling is understood to be the first position.
Let every vertebra return to its place
فليرجع كل فقار إلى مكانهThe Shaykh : No, my brother, it means the settling of the limbs into their natural position. This hadith is a part of the hadith of the one who prayed poorly. In the hadith of the one who prayed poorly, the specific position was not mentioned at all, not even in the first standing, so this settling is understood to be the first position.
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