أحاديث سجود التلاوة و السهو في الكتب التسعة : جمع دراسة

الملخص EN

1.

The definition of prostration by jurists was not a detailed definition, but rather very concise, and the majority used the linguistic meaning.

2.

The weightiest view is that prostration is better than standing, and the Hadiths are the best evidence for that.

3.

Though Hadith scholars had singled out separate sections on prostration, they are not inclusive of all the Hadiths of prostration, and this indicates the importance of this pillar.

4.

It indicates the legitimacy of supplication during prostration of recitation and the command to supplicate a lot in prostration.

5.

It Indicates the legality of the prostration of forgetfulness in prayer.

It also indicates the legitimacy of the Takbeer in this prostration as the Takbeer of the prayer.

6.

The scholars explained the importance of prostration and its benefits, and Allah, The Almighty knows best the benefits of this great pillar and its return to man.

7.

The number of Hadiths concerned with the prostration of recitation and forgetfulness in prayer in the Nine Books is twenty-one narrations.

The authentic ones are sixteen, the number of Hadiths which are ‘Hasan’ is two, and the number of weak Hadiths is (3) three.

8.

The number of Hadiths contained in the Sahih of Imam al-Bukhari is five, and in the Sahih of Imam Muslim four narrations, and agreed upon in the two Sahihs of the two Imams al-Bukhari and Muslim is six.

9.

The scholars explained the importance of prostration and its benefits, and God Almighty knows best the benefits of this great pillar and its return to man.

10.

The number of hadiths contained in the prostration of recitation and forgetfulness in the nine books is twenty-one narrations of authentic hadiths (16) sixteen, the number of good hadiths (2) two, and the number of weak hadiths (3) three.

11.

The number of hadiths contained in the Sahih of Imam al-Bukhari (5) is five, and in the Sahih of Imam Muslim (4) narrations, and it is agreed upon in the two Sahihs of the two Imams al-Bukhari and Muslim.