Invalidators and Disliked Acts of Prayer — Prayer
- Details of Prompting the Imam When He Forgets
- Prompting the imam when the first sitting is prolonged
- How to prompt the imam
- A minor may prompt the imam
- The prayer of the prompter when the imam moves to another sura
- Prompting the imam in the Friday prayer
- Details on giving an incorrect prompt
- The prayer of the prompter when the imam does not take the prompt
- Prompting does not invalidate the muqtadi's prayer
- Is the prayer invalidated by taking a prompt from a person whose body and clothes are impure?
- The follower saying the kalima tayyiba when the imam finishes Surat al-Fatiha
- Saying salawat during the prayer on hearing the blessed name of the Prophet ﷺ
- What should be done if someone calls out to a person during the prayer?
- Does the prayer become invalid by saying the takbir at the word of an outsider?
- A worshipper acting on the word of someone not in the prayer
- Blood falling on the cap during the prayer
- Remembering during the prayer that one did not perform istinja' after defecation
- The ruling on walking during the prayer
- Repeatedly moving the beard during the prayer
- Killing a snake with more than one blow
- Is adjusting one’s clothes with both hands an excessive action?
- Should one break off the prayer after scratching three times in one pillar?
- Scratching a ripe prickly-heat pimple
- The ruling on excessive action
- Details on excessive action
- Loud laughter (qahqaha) nullifies wudu
- Slight laughter invalidated the prayer but did not nullify wudu
- Stray thoughts do not spoil the prayer
- He did not sit (qa'da) after the fourth rak'a
- Does standing after the second rak‘a and immediately returning to sitting invalidate the prayer?
- A woman covering her hair in prayer
- A woman reciting aloud in prayer
- A woman standing level with a man (muhadhat)
- Muhadhat (a Woman Standing Level with a Man in Prayer)
- Muhadhat in the Two Holy Sanctuaries
- The Issue of Muhadhat
- Muhadhat with Mahram Women at Home
- The Conflict Between the Texts of “Tadhkirat al-Rashid” and “Tadhkirat al-Khalil” on Giving Salam Before the Imam
- Giving Salam Before the Imam
- Madd at the Beginning of the Word “Allah”
- Saying “sami‘a Allahu man hamidah” instead of “sami‘a Allahu li-man hamidah”
- The debate on breaking one’s breath before the imam
- Repeating the prayer on the assumption that it was invalid
- Recitation together with tafsir in the prayer
- Making du‘a in the prayer in a language other than Arabic
- If the imam dies in prostration
- Sunrise in the very midst of the prayer
- Praying with phlegm in the mouth
- Must a prayer performed with makruh tahrimi be repeated?
- The rule “every prayer performed with makruh tahrimi must be repeated”
- Led the prayer without wudu out of forgetfulness
- The ruling if all the toes of both feet are lifted in sajda
- What to do if rain begins during the prayer
- At what amount of loss is it permitted to break off the prayer
- If a follower dies during the prayer
- What should someone asleep in the mosque do when the congregation begins?
- If the Imam's Face Turns Toward the North or South
- If one’s cap falls during the prayer: putting it back on oneself or having another put it on
- Some of the imam’s mistakes that need correcting but do not invalidate the prayer
- The ruling on the prayer when a quarter of a limb remains uncovered
- Praying with the elbows uncovered
- Finishing the salam and the takbirs before the imam
- What should be done if the imam falls asleep in the prayer?
- What is the ruling on the prayer if there is a mirror in front?
- Praying in a mosque with mirrored decoration
- Praying with an Image Engraved on the Hand
- Prostrating on an Image
- An Image on the Prayer Mat
- Praying on a Prayer Mat Bearing an Image of the Ka‘ba
- Praying on a Prayer Mat Bearing an Image of the Blessed Tomb
- Praying on a Prayer Mat Bearing an Image of the Bayt Allah
- Praying on a Patterned Prayer Mat
- Praying on an Italian Velvet Prayer Mat Bearing an Image of the Two Sanctuaries
- Praying with money on one’s person
- Praying in stolen clothing
- Praying with sleeves rolled up to the elbows
- Praying with rolled-up sleeves when the elbows are covered
- Praying with the elbows uncovered
- Praying in half sleeves
- Praying in a half-sleeved kurta and trousers below the ankles
- Praying in a half-sleeved shirt
- Lowering the sleeves from the elbows during prayer
- Performing the prayer while wearing a sari
- Prayer in a sari
- Praying while wearing a sari
- Praying without taking the hands out of a blanket
- Keeping the collar open in prayer
- Praying with an open collar
- Praying with the buttons left open
- Praying with the buttons left undone
- Praying in trousers (pantaloons)
- Praying in a Turkish cap, and the prayer of one who lives on unlawful earnings
- The prayer of a wine-drinker
- Praying in a mesh cap
- Praying in a kurta worn inside out
- When the cap remains uncovered by the turban in prayer
- Praying with a used handkerchief tied on the head
- Does natural aversion make the prayer makruh?
- The gaze falling on the qibla wall
- Praying with the face covered
- Waiting for a particular person before the prayer
- Waiting for a specific person for the prayer
- The imam on a prayer mat, the followers on the floor
- Praying on a narrow rug
- Praying in shoes
- Praying in shoes
- Prostrating with the Noble Qur’an in front
- A lamp burning in front of the one praying
- Praying with a lamp placed in front
- Should the prayer be in light or in darkness?
- Praying in the dark
- Praying while needing to pass wind
- Is the retraction of a haemorrhoid a sign of passing wind?
- Saying the takbir aloud for the individual worshipper
- The individual worshipper saying the takbirs aloud
- Loud recitation does not invalidate the prayer
- The muqtadi saying the transitional takbirs before the imam
- The imam standing in the mihrab
- The imam standing in the mihrab
- The imam standing in the middle of the mihrab
- Standing in the archways of the mosque
- The imam standing in an archway of the mosque
- Prayer on the roof of the mosque
- Prayer on the roof of the mosque
- Prayer on the roof of the mosque
- Praying over a well inside the mosque
- The ruling on praying with najasa in the pardoned amount
- What to do if one’s waist-cloth comes undone during prayer
- Adjusting the waist-cloth or trousers during prayer
- Intended four rak‘as but forgetfully gave the salam after three: what is the ruling on this prayer?
- A child suckled from its mother while she was in prayer
- The imam standing somewhat higher for the prayer
- Clearing the throat in prayer
- Belching during the prayer
- Coughing during the prayer
- Pas-i anfas (dhikr with every breath) during the prayer
- The prayer of one given to abusive language
- Attending to the translation [of the verses] during the prayer
- The follower reciting inadvertently
- Praying when there is no urge to pass wind
- What is the ruling on the prayer if incense-stick smoke enters the nose?
- Praying with a picture, or bidis and cigarettes, in one’s pocket
- Looking at a watch during the prayer
- If both feet slip after getting caught in one’s clothing
- Praying in red clothing
- The Eid prayer and the like in a non-Muslim place of worship or on their land
- Being mindful in every pillar of the prayer
- “There is no prayer without presence of heart”
- Is there no prayer without presence of heart?
- Thoughts of the houris during prayer
- Prayer (Salāh) Through a Loudspeaker
- The loudspeaker in prayer
- Using a loudspeaker for Friday and the two Eids
- Using the loudspeaker device in prayer
- Using a loudspeaker at the Darul Uloom
- Following the imam through a tape recording
- Prayer by a tape recording
- Detailed Discussion on the Sutrah (Barrier in Prayer)
- Does a window grille count as a sutra?
- Praying on a thoroughfare without a sutra
- Passing through an adjoining part of the mosque
- A passageway between the rows
- Passing in front of someone praying on a raised place
- Passing in front of a person praying
- Moving away when someone has started praying behind you
- Reciting “لا يؤمنون” instead of “لا يوقنون”
- Reciting “al-zalimun” instead of “al-kafirun”
- Reciting “ولا يجدوا” instead of “ولم يجدوا”
- Reciting “الهمد” instead of “الحمد”
- Reciting “ما أحسن تقويم” instead of “في أحسن تقويم”
- Recited “لِلْعُسْرَى” instead of “لِلْيُسْرَى”
- Recited “لِلْإِنْسَانِ” instead of “لِرَبِّهِ”
- Recited “عَمَلَ عَمَلٍ” instead of “عَمَلَ عَامِلٍ”
- Reciting with the assimilation (idgham) of dal into dad
- Recited “آيَاتِي” instead of “آيَاتِ”
- Reciting “جَزَآءً مِّن رَّبِّكَ عَطَآءً” Instead of “جَزَآءً وِفَاقًا”
- Reciting “وُجُوهٌ يَوْمَئِذٍ نَّاعِمَةٌ” Instead of “وُجُوهٌ يَوْمَئِذٍ خَـٰشِعَةٌ”
- Reciting Only “جَآءَ أَجَلُهُمْ” in “إِذَا جَآءَ أَجَلُهُمْ” or Only “سَعْيُكُم” in “وَكَانَ سَعْيُكُم”
- Reciting “لَمْ يُقَـٰتِلُوكُمْ فِى ٱلدِّينِ” Instead of “قَـٰتَلُوكُمْ فِى ٱلدِّينِ”
- Errors of Fatha and Kasra in the Transitional Takbirs and the Tashahhud
- Omitting One Word from the Middle of a Verse
- Reading a Fatha in Place of a Kasra or the Reverse
- Reciting “اَدْخُلُوا” Instead of “اُدْخِلُوا” and “ظ” Instead of “ذ”
- Reciting a fatha instead of a damma, or ح instead of ه, or the reverse
- The imam recited “خير الظالمين” instead of “والله خير الرازقين” in the prayer
- Reciting “لا يملكون منه إلا خطابا” instead of “لا يملكون منه خطابا”
- The negating “la” instead of the emphatic “lam” in “وَلَنَبْلُوَنَّكُمْ”, and “مالُه” read as “مالَه”
- The ruling on the prayer with an error in the case-endings (i‘rab)
- Invalidation of the prayer by a gross error (khata’ fahish)
- Reciting an active verb as passive in the prayer
- Reciting the first-person singular form instead of the feminine singular form in the recitation
- Recited “لَهُمْ جَنَّاتٌ تَجْرِي…” instead of “أُولَئِكَ هُمْ خَيْرُ الْبَرِيَّةِ”
- Altering “غَيْرِ الْمَغْضُوبِ عَلَيْهِمْ”
- The imamate of one who recites “مُسْتَخِيم” instead of “مُسْتَقِيم”
- Repeating a passage after reciting it wrongly
- Reciting wrongly and then reciting again correctly
- Reciting correctly after reciting “لِلْعُسْرَىٰ” instead of “لِلْيُسْرَىٰ”
- The ruling on the prayer when a mistake in recitation is followed by the correct reading
- If a gross error is made in a fard prayer, the prayer is not valid even after correction
- What is meant by a gross error?
- If two witnesses attest to the imam’s error
- The point of articulation (makhraj) of the letter dad
- The ruling on reading dad as dhal and the like
- Reading ض as د
- An error made in reciting Surah al-Jumu‘a
- Reading “مَالَهُ” instead of “مَالُهُ” in Surah al-Lahab
- The Prayer When Verses Are Omitted by Forgetfulness
- Two Verses Omitted from the Middle
- Omission of Two Verses
- The Prayer When One Verse Is Omitted
- Omitting One Verse in the Prayer
- The Prayer When Part of a Verse Is Omitted
- Reciting Verses of Surah “Idha zulzilat” in Reverse
- The Prayer When Parts of Surah al-Tariq Are Omitted
- Reciting “اَلْحَمْدُوْ لِلّٰهِ” with a lengthened damma
- Mispronouncing some words of Surah al-Fatiha
- Adding an alif in “نَسْتَعِينُ”
- Dropping the alif of the first-person plural ending
- Errors in the vowel marks: fatha, kasra and damma
- Prayer recited with the connecting nun rule
- An error in the order of recitation
- Pausing and lengthening (madd) in the wrong places