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THERE ARE FOURTEEN WAAJIBAAT IN NAMAAZ
1.
Fixing the first two Rak’aats of the FARZ Namaaz for QIRAAT.
2.
It is Wajib to recite Surah Fatiha in all the Rak’aats of every Namaaz. However, in the
third and fourth Rak’aats of any Farz Namaaz, it is Sunnah and not Wajib.
3.
To recite a Surah or a lengthy Aayat or three small Aayats after SURAH-E-FAATIHA in the
first two Rak’aats of FARZ Prayer (Namaaz, Salat) and in all the Rak’aats of WAAJIB,
SUNNAT and NAFIL Prayer (Namaaz, Salat) .
4.
To read SURA FATIMA before any other Surah or Aya.
5.
To maintain order between QIRAAT, RUKU, SAJDA and RAKAAT.
6.
QAUMA (Standing up erect after RUKU).
7.
JALSA (Sitting between the two SAJDAS).
8.
TA'DEELE ARKAAN, i.e. performing RUKU, SAJDA, etc. with contentment and in a good
way.
9.
QAADAH-OOLAA or sitting to the extent of saying TASHAHHUD after two Rak’aats in
Prayer (Namaaz, Salat) of three or four Rak’aats.
10.To read TASHAHHUD in the two QA'DAAS.
11.To recite QIRAAT aloud in Fajr, Maghreb, Esha, Jumuah, Eidain and Taraaweeh Salaat in
Ramadan by the Imam. The Imam should recite Zuhr and Asr Prayer (Namaaz, Salat)
silently.
12.To end the Prayer (Namaaz, Salat) by saying SALAAM.
13.To say TAKBEER (Allahu-Akbar) for QUNOOT in Witr Prayer (Namaaz, Salat) and also
recite DUA-E-QUNOOT.
14.To say six additional TAKBEERS in both Eid Prayer (Namaaz, Salat) .
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SUNNATS IN PRAYER (NAMAAZ, SALAT)
Q. What is meant by SUNNAT in PRAYER (NAMAAZ, SALAT) ?
A. Things which have been proven to be done in Prayer (Namaaz, Salat) by the holy
Prophet (Peace be upon him) but not so much stress has been laid upon them as is laid
upon things FARZ and WAJIB are known as SUNNAT. If any of these are missed
unknowingly, neither does it invalidate the Prayer (Namaaz, Salat) nor does Sajdah
Sahw become necessary. If these are left knowingly, the Prayer (Namaaz, Salat) is
valid and there is no need for Sajdah Sahw. However, such a person is condemned.
There are 21 Sunnats in Prayer (Namaaz, Salat)
1.
To raise the hands up to the EARS before saying TAKBEERE TAHREEMA.
2.
While raising the hands for Takbeer, keep the fingers of both the hands RAISED and
facing the QIBLAH.
3.
Not to BEND the HEAD when saying Takbeer.
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