Does movement during prostration invalidate the prayer?
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Question:
Some scholars say: Does a movement during prostration invalidate the prayer?
Answer:
There is no evidence for that, but the numerous, regular, consecutive movements without necessity are what invalidate the prayer according to the scholars. As for specifying a certain number, that is not the case. However, if the movements are consecutive without necessity, it is a matter of consensus that they invalidate the prayer, provided they are considered a custom and continue without any need for them.
Some scholars say: Does a movement during prostration invalidate the prayer?
Answer:
There is no evidence for that, but the numerous, regular, consecutive movements without necessity are what invalidate the prayer according to the scholars. As for specifying a certain number, that is not the case. However, if the movements are consecutive without necessity, it is a matter of consensus that they invalidate the prayer, provided they are considered a custom and continue without any need for them.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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