Is prayer invalidated if a person reads the supplication "Tukhrijna" after at-Tahiyyat, Salli and Barik supplications in the last sitting?
Is prayer invalidated if a person reads the supplication "Tukhrijna" after at-Tahiyyat, Salli and Barik supplications in the last sitting?
Dear Brother / Sister,
"Allahumma la tukhrijna minaddünya illa ma'ashshahadati wal iman." (O Allah! Do not send us out from this world except with kalima ash-shahadah and belief.)
It is stated in some supplication books that it is virtuous to read this supplication. However, according to Hanafi madhhab, it is more virtuous to read the supplications of salli, barik and rabbana supplications after at-Tahiyyat.
Prayer is not invalidated if it is read in the first sitting but it becomes necessary to make sajdah as-sahw. Prayer is not invalidated if it is read in the last sitting and it does not become necessary to make sajdah as-sahw either.
Questions on Islam
- If a person does not perform sajdah as-sahw though it is necessary, is his prayer invalidated? Is it possible to make a mistake while performing sajdah as-sahw? If it is possible, is sajdah as-sahw performed for sajdah as-sahw?
- Can I abandon sajdah as-sahw as result of an excuse?
- Does sajdah as-sahw become necessary if a person reads the additional chapters in a wrong order in a prayer?
- What are the situations that necessitate sajdah as-sahw? Is it necessary to perform sajdah as-sahw in sunnah prayers?
- How can I exit a prayer if I understand that I have made a mistake?
- Sajdah as-Sahw
- Are Salli and Barik prayers recited in the first sitting of the sunnah of the asr (afternoon) prayer?
- Is it fard to read the supplications of Allahumma Salli and Barik in the last sitting according to Shafiis?
- Reciting aloud while performing prayer
- Is sajdah as-sahw (prostration of forgetfulness) necessary if someone reads surah of al-Fatiha instead of at-Tahiyyat by mistake in the first or last sitting of prayer?
