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Awn Al-Fatwa on Sujood at-Tilawa in Transit
The Egyptian Dar Al-Iftaa discussed the issue of the prostration of recitation, clarifying that it is a Sunnah and not an obligatory act. A Muslim is not considered sinful if they do not prostrate when passing over a verse of prostration during the recitation of the Quran, whether due to an excuse or not. They also confirmed that if one finds it difficult to prostrate or is unable to do so, they can recite an alternative dhikr instead, which is: “Subhan Allah, Alhamdulillah, La ilaha illallah, Allahu Akbar,” repeated a specific number of times, such as three, five, or seven times. This dhikr is considered equivalent to the prostration of recitation when one is unable to perform it. The statement emphasized that performing this Sunnah is rewarded, and one is not sinful for leaving it.
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