Meaning of the Disliked Iqa Sitting Between Prostrations — Jurisprudential Answers — Book of Prayer
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Question 101
What is meant by the disliked form of iq'a sitting between the two prostrations?
Ahmed al-Hasan Response:
Iq'a is to sit on the buttocks with them resting on the ground, while bringing the two bent legs together in front, so that the knees are opposite the face and the shins and thighs are upright—similar to how a dog sometimes sits while raising its forelegs upward.
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Source: الأجوبة الفقهية (كتاب الصلاة); Question 101; Page 23; FIQH-PRAYER-Q101. View Arabic source · Open the original Arabic source ↗
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- ↑ السيد أحمد الحسن. الأجوبة الفقهية (كتاب الصلاة). Question 101; Page 23. FIQH-PRAYER-Q101. View Arabic source
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الأجوبة الفقهية (كتاب الصلاة) — السيد أحمد الحسن. Question: 101. Page: 23. FIQH-PRAYER-Q101. https://books.ahmadalhassan.com/readbookshow/149
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