Tranquility in Prayer
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Question:
Does hastening in the utterance of the words of prayer, such as reciting al-Fatihah and the tasbih in ruku' and sujud, fall under the hadith of the one who performed his prayer poorly, or is it limited to the manner of ruku', standing, and sujud?
Answer:
Answer: There is no doubt that tranquility in prayer is required; however, some of it is a pillar of the prayer, and some of it is recommended. The tranquility in ruku', in standing, and in sujud is a pillar. The tranquility in performing the pillars and obligations of the prayer is a pillar; the prayer is not valid without it.
Does hastening in the utterance of the words of prayer, such as reciting al-Fatihah and the tasbih in ruku' and sujud, fall under the hadith of the one who performed his prayer poorly, or is it limited to the manner of ruku', standing, and sujud?
Answer:
Answer: There is no doubt that tranquility in prayer is required; however, some of it is a pillar of the prayer, and some of it is recommended. The tranquility in ruku', in standing, and in sujud is a pillar. The tranquility in performing the pillars and obligations of the prayer is a pillar; the prayer is not valid without it.
Source
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