Placing the hands on the ground when rising for the rak'ah
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Question:
Placing the hands on the ground when rising for the rak'ah, meaning: leaning on the ground?
Answer:
Answer: If she needs to do so, there is nothing wrong with it. If she does not need to, it is better to leave it out; she should rely on her knees if she is able to do so. However, if she is unable to do so, or if it is difficult for her, there is nothing wrong with her rising on her hands and relying on her hands when standing up.
Placing the hands on the ground when rising for the rak'ah, meaning: leaning on the ground?
Answer:
Answer: If she needs to do so, there is nothing wrong with it. If she does not need to, it is better to leave it out; she should rely on her knees if she is able to do so. However, if she is unable to do so, or if it is difficult for her, there is nothing wrong with her rising on her hands and relying on her hands when standing up.
Source
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