Salaah

Reciting a Dua instead of Tashahhud

QUESTION: In my Dhuhr 2 Rakaats Sunnah, after coming up from my second Sajdah, I accidentally started reading “ Allahumagh Firlee, Warhamni”, and then I remembered it’s my second Sajdah, so I stopped mid-sentence and started Tashahhud. Is my Salaah valid? ANSWER: It...

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Hearing a verse of Sajdah while walking

QUESTION: A family member walks past while Tilaawat of a Sajdah Ayah was read aloud. Does the person passing by need to be informed by the reciter to make a Sajdah, as they were not listening to the Tilaawat and is unaware that the Ayah was read? ANSWER: By listening...

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Salaah without a Topi

QUESTION: What is the status of wearing a Topi while performing Salaah? ANSWER: We should try to emulate the teachings of Rasulullah Salallahu Alaihi Wasallam in every aspect of our lives. By following the Sunnah, one will be successful in this world and the...

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Looking at the Satr of someone in Salaah

QUESTION: Is Salaah invalidated by looking at the Satr of another while performing Salaah? ANSWER: No, Salaah will not be invalidated by looking at the Satr of another person while performing Salaah. This is no way means that one should glance at the Satr of another...

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Women performing Salaah in public places

QUESTION: Should a woman performing Salaah in public (when there's no possibilty of seclusion, for example, in an airport or petrol station), perform Salaah with her Niqaab on or off? Or, should she cover her face during Salaah and only lift the veil when making...

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Females tying their hands in Qiyaam

QUESTION: Please elaborate on how a female should tie her hands in Qiyaam during Salaah? ANSWER: The correct method of women tying their hands in Salaah is that they will place their hands on their chest. They must place their right palm over the back of their left...

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Folding trousers in Salaah and charging for lectures

QUESTION: It has been heard that folding one's trousers upwards for men to show their ankles during Salaah is Makrooh e Tahreemi, whereas to keep the ankles covered is Makrooh e Tanzeehi. Is this correct? ANSWER: The ankles should always be left exposed, whether one...

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