The Law of the Promised Land
The Law of the Promised Land
Question 840: It is good to exalt the Lord when standing up after kneeling and raising the hands.
He is in a position where he is prone with his hands to the ground and his forehead is prone to it.
He put it on the dust, and made the hands of his fingers and thumbs like shoes.
The ears are pointed towards the Qibla, prayer before the start of the recitation, recitation and seal.
The best is to split it, sell it, and prostrate himself.
On the ground, even the soil, and the equal position of the front to the position, even all mosques to them.
(1981) The Prayer of the Lord: A Prayer for the World and the World of Tomorrow.
The Turks also like to sit between the two prayers and afterwards, to sit down.
On his left thigh, placing his right foot on his left abdomen, and saying between the two prostrations:
He is the first to be forgiven by God, and the last to be punished.
He is the second to be appointed, after the first, and the first to be removed.
Hands are in magnification.
(Question 842): It is advisable to place the hands on the thighs when sitting on the right side.
The right hand is on the left, and the kneeling in the case of prostration means keeping the palm away from the face or arms away from the body.
The ground is either flat or flat, and the ground is either flat or flat.
Question 843: It is good to pray to the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) in both sujuds and not only in one.
He is mentioned in the Qur'an.
Question 844: It is also good for him to stretch his hands to the ground when he rises from prostration, and to stretch his hands to the ground.
The mouth is large and protruding, and the front is slender.
(Question 845): It is desirable for women to place their hands behind their knees when they are in the position of prostration.
She spreads her arms and her belly to the ground, and she holds her limbs and does not lift her powerlessness.
The rise is moderate.
Question 846: The foul-mouthed person hates sitting between two sujuds, and even after them.
Sit on your feet, with your feet on the ground, and your feet on your heels.
He also hates blowing the place of prostration if it is not for the sake of the Prophet.
He is not allowed to lift his hands from the ground between two prostrations.
He reads the Qur'an in prostration.
Question 847: It is preferable to sit down after the prayer of the Sujud.
The second in the first and third rak'ahs, which she does not witness, but is the best in course with Allah.
The Law and the Lawful.
Question 840: It is good to exalt the Lord when standing up after kneeling and raising the hands.
He is in a position where he is prone with his hands to the ground and his forehead is prone to it.
He put it on the dust, and made the hands of his fingers and thumbs like shoes.
The ears are pointed towards the Qibla, prayer before the start of the recitation, recitation and seal.
The best is to split it, sell it, and prostrate himself.
On the ground, even the soil, and the equal position of the front to the position, even all mosques to them.
(1981) The Prayer of the Lord: A Prayer for the World and the World of Tomorrow.
The Turks also like to sit between the two prayers and afterwards, to sit down.
On his left thigh, placing his right foot on his left abdomen, and saying between the two prostrations:
He is the first to be forgiven by God, and the last to be punished.
He is the second to be appointed, after the first, and the first to be removed.
Hands are in magnification.
(Question 842): It is advisable to place the hands on the thighs when sitting on the right side.
The right hand is on the left, and the kneeling in the case of prostration means keeping the palm away from the face or arms away from the body.
The ground is either flat or flat, and the ground is either flat or flat.
Question 843: It is good to pray to the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) in both sujuds and not only in one.
He is mentioned in the Qur'an.
Question 844: It is also good for him to stretch his hands to the ground when he rises from prostration, and to stretch his hands to the ground.
The mouth is large and protruding, and the front is slender.
(Question 845): It is desirable for women to place their hands behind their knees when they are in the position of prostration.
She spreads her arms and her belly to the ground, and she holds her limbs and does not lift her powerlessness.
The rise is moderate.
Question 846: The foul-mouthed person hates sitting between two sujuds, and even after them.
Sit on your feet, with your feet on the ground, and your feet on your heels.
He also hates blowing the place of prostration if it is not for the sake of the Prophet.
He is not allowed to lift his hands from the ground between two prostrations.
He reads the Qur'an in prostration.
Question 847: It is preferable to sit down after the prayer of the Sujud.
The second in the first and third rak'ahs, which she does not witness, but is the best in course with Allah.
The Law and the Lawful.
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