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Dar Al-Ifta Explains Silent Prayer Rulings
Reciting supplication (tasbih) during bowing (ruku) and prostration (sujud) in prayer is a recommended Sunnah and not one of its pillars. Therefore, leaving it out does not invalidate the prayer, whether done intentionally or out of forgetfulness. The Egyptian Dar al-Ifta scholars have emphasized that there is no need for prostration of forgetfulness (sajdah al-sahw) if one forgets to recite supplication or makes a mistake in its recitation. The worshiper may increase the number of times they recite tasbih beyond three or simply recite it once without affecting the validity of the prayer. Overall, the pillars of the prayer remain valid despite omitting or forgetting to recite supplication during bowing and prostration. It is a recommended Sunnah that one is advised to preserve.
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