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Tashahhud in a Two-Rakah Prayer, What to Say?
A Muslim should say the normal tashahhud (first and second portion) in a two-rak'ah prayer, followed by the reported du'a, before saying whatever du'a he chooses.
A Muslim should say the normal tashahhud (first and second portion) in a two-rak’ah prayer, followed by the reported du’a, before saying whatever du’a he chooses.
See lessIs There a Difference between Wajib and Fard?
Since everyone agrees that both fard and wajib are obligatory on the person who is accountable and that if he fails to do them then he is exposing himself to Allah's, may He be exalted, punishment, the difference between the majority and Abu Hanifah on this matter is one of wording, which does not rRead more
Since everyone agrees that both fard and wajib are obligatory on the person who is accountable and that if he fails to do them then he is exposing himself to Allah’s, may He be exalted, punishment, the difference between the majority and Abu Hanifah on this matter is one of wording, which does not result in any serious difference.
What one needs to understand about fiqhi decisions is that all scholars agree on this.
See lessWhat Is Hijrah?
The Prophet Muhammad moved from Mecca to Yathrib (Medina) in response to an invitation in 622 CE in order to flee persecution. Hijrah (Arabic: "Migration" or "Emigration"), also spelt Hejira or Hijra, Latin Hegira. Muhammad negotiated the Medina Constitution with the neighborhood clans after arrivalRead more
The Prophet Muhammad moved from Mecca to Yathrib (Medina) in response to an invitation in 622 CE in order to flee persecution. Hijrah (Arabic: “Migration” or “Emigration”), also spelt Hejira or Hijra, Latin Hegira. Muhammad negotiated the Medina Constitution with the neighborhood clans after arrival, creating the Muslim community as a social entity for the first time.
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