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Summary

In this video, a speaker answers a question regarding the correct way to sit during prayer, specifically the differences between two sitting postures: tawarruk and iftiros. The speaker explains that tawarruk is recommended when following the salutation during prayer, where the left foot is placed under the right knee, while iftiros is used in other situations, such as during the second rak'ah of the prayer. Both positions are valid, but tawarruk is preferred for its greater reward. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of correct posture and the significance of maintaining the proper conduct in prayer, invoking blessings upon the Prophet Muhammad.

Takeaways

• 😀 The correct posture during the sitting position in prayer after salutation (salam) is the tawarruk position.
• 😀 Tawarruk involves placing the left foot under the right calf and pressing the hip to the ground.
• 😀 If the sitting is not followed by salam, the position is known as iftiros, where one places their feet on the ground.
• 😀 In the tawarruk position, the body remains close to the floor with the leg positioning similar to sitting with legs folded.
• 😀 The correct sitting posture should always be in accordance with the prayer's purpose, ensuring it maintains its significance.
• 😀 If the prayer requires a sitting position without a salam, such as after a prostration (sujud sahwi), the iftiros position is preferred.
• 😀 Both tawarruk and iftiros positions are valid, and neither invalidates the prayer.
• 😀 The different sitting positions are not a matter of invalidating the prayer but rather of their respective merits.
• 😀 During the final sitting before the salam in prayer, one can use the tawarruk or iftiros positions; both are acceptable and do not affect the validity of the prayer.
• 😀 The key is not to overcomplicate prayer positions. Maintain sincerity and focus in prayer rather than worrying about minute details.

Q & A

What is the difference between tawarruk and iftiros during prayer?

Tawarruk involves sitting with the left foot under the right calf and placing the right foot flat on the ground, while iftiros is when one sits with their legs spread out, typically with the left foot as a base. Tawarruk is used when sitting to greet with a salam, while iftiros is used in other situations.

Is it necessary to follow the tawarruk position during prayer?

No, it is not mandatory to follow the tawarruk position during prayer, but it is highly recommended and considered sunnah. The prayer remains valid regardless of whether you perform tawarruk or not.

Can the prayer still be valid if the wrong sitting position is used?

Yes, the prayer remains valid even if the wrong sitting position is used. However, using the correct position ensures that you are following the sunnah and receiving the full reward of the prayer.

What should one do when sitting during the salam greeting in prayer?

When sitting during the salam greeting, it is recommended to perform tawarruk, which involves sitting with your left foot under your right leg, making sure your hips are in contact with the ground.

What is the significance of sitting with the correct posture in prayer?

Sitting with the correct posture in prayer is important as it follows the sunnah, which can enhance the prayer's reward. Though the prayer remains valid regardless of posture, performing the correct posture ensures adherence to tradition.

When is iftiros used in prayer?

Iftiros is used during moments that do not involve a salam greeting, such as during the final sitting before the taslim or when performing actions like sujud sahwi.

Does sitting in tawarruk impact the prayer's validity?

No, sitting in tawarruk does not affect the validity of the prayer. The prayer remains valid regardless of the posture, but the correct posture provides greater reward and follows the sunnah.

What is sujud sahwi, and when does one sit in iftiros during it?

Sujud sahwi is a corrective action performed in prayer for minor mistakes. During this, one may sit in iftiros, as it is not a position linked to a salam greeting.

Why is following the sunnah in prayer important?

Following the sunnah in prayer is important because it aligns with the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), offering a more complete and rewarding prayer experience. It also helps maintain the beauty and discipline of the act of worship.

Can the prayer be done correctly without using tawarruk or iftiros?

Yes, the prayer can be done correctly without using either posture. The main focus should be on fulfilling the obligations of the prayer, but incorporating the sunnah postures brings additional reward.