ANSWER: It is best to recite the dhikr on your right hand fingers as this is the Sunnah and your fingers would be witness for you on the day of judgement. However, it’s not prohibited to use the tasbih.
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ANSWER: It is authentic.
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ANSWER: It is recommended.
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ANSWER: This is absolutely baseless and fabricated!
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ANSWER: It is an issue of dispute. The majority of scholars say that it is permissible to pray it home if missed while Ibn Taimiyah and the Hanafi school of thought say that it must not be prayed alone if missed with the congregation and this is the choice of Ibn Othaimeen.
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ANSWER: This is wrong. She must keep her feet erected and toes and knees touching the ground while prostrating unless she is unable or has a disability or great discomfort.
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ANSWER: There’s no difference, none whatsoever. Prophet salla Allahu alaihi wa sallam said, “Pray as you have seen me praying”. This instruction is not just for men, rather it’s for both men and women. The way some women in the subcontinent pray by placing the whole arm on the ground while prostrating is forbidden and […]
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ANSWER: If you are able to recite it correctly and don’t do that, your prayers are invalid. If this is the best of your ability, the prayer is valid but you must not lead others who can recite better than you.
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ANSWER: He must sit back immediately, make tashahhud and make sujood as sahu at the end after salam and make another salam.
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