Ikametu’s-salat
The Ikametu’s-salat of the ninth raka’as in the Namaz is a particularly difficult prayer. The supplications and blessings of this prayer should be focused on Allah and his message, instead of being distracted by the physical posture. This prayer is said to help the worshiper reach a higher spiritual level during the time of salat.(Surah for Namaz)
The Muslim, Ibn Majah, and Ebu Davud are some of the scholars who have given the correct prayer. Some of these scholars have quoted Ikametu’s-salat from the Qur’an and have used it. The Muslim has Salat 174. The Ibn Majah lists Salat 157. Ebu Davud and Tirmizi use Salat 243,246 for the Namaz.
Reciting Surah az Zuha(Surah for Namaz)
There are several ways to perform the recitation of Surah az Zuha. During the first supplication, the person must raise his or her head and place it on a lower object. Then he or she should complete the prayer. In case he or she forgets to repeat the Ruku, the person must raise his or her head and complete the prayer.
The second method of reciting Surah az Zuha during the sura for namaz is by remembering it during Salat. Depending on how long the person has to do the recitation, he or she should recite it in two or three separate sittings. The second method is to recite it silently during the third rak’at. However, if a person forgets to repeat the recitation in the last rak’at, he or she must recite it in the Ruku.
Saying al-tasbihat al-arba’ah
The first part of the prayer is called the Subhan Allah. This is the eulogy for God, which comes before the prayer of praise. In other words, subhan Allah means to remember God and obey him, or else to abandon the task. The tasbih is repeated during other prayers and rites, such as during the sa’i between Marwah and Safa.
The second part of the prayer is called the Hamd. The person reciting the Surah must complete the second part of the prayer. The last part of the prayer is called the Qadah. It is the most important part of the prayer. The third Rak’at is called the Tasbihat Arba’ah, and is recited after the Surah.
Doubts between 2 and 5 Rak’ats
If you have doubts between two and five Rak’ats during the prayer, you must recite the Qunut before proceeding to the next prayer. Qunut is recited after Surah al-Hamd, so the second Rak’at must be recited after it. If you have time, you should offer the Qadha of Zuhr and the Isha prayer.
If you do not have enough time to pray the full five Rak’ats, it is better to offer only two Rak’ats and leave the remaining ones to someone who can complete them. This way, you do not have to feel bad that you did not finish the Namaz. You should still offer the Isha prayer. If you have more time, however, you should offer the Maghrib.
Sajdah verses
In Namaz, you will pray the Sajdah verse. This is the Wajib of Namaz, and you must recite it as soon as possible. You can also pray it after the first Surat, or three verses after you finish the last one. However, you should not forget to recite it at the beginning of each Surat, as it is a necessity.
There are seven stages of the Sajdah. Each stage is a verse from the Holy Quran. The purpose of this verse is to make us remember Allah in the midst of our lives and to bring Him praise. If we want to give thanks to Allah, we must remember to make Sajdah. And, once we have completed it, we must make a Tawaf.(Surah for Namaz)
