If a person forgets a sajdah in the Eid prayer, it is necessary that he perform it after the prayer. Similarly, if something happens [in the Eid prayer] that would necessitate sajdatā al‑sahw to be performed were it to happen in a daily prayer, then it is necessary to perform sajdatā al‑sahw for it. [1] The 1st of Shawwāl. [2] The 10th of Dhū al-Ḥijjah.
[3] Compared with the previous edition of Islamic Laws, only the wording has changed in this ruling, not the actual method of performing Eid Prayers. According to the majority of the marājiʿ, five qunūts are performed in the first rakʿah and four qunūts are performed in the second rakʿah. According to al-Sayyid al-Sistani, however, four qunūts are performed in the first rakʿah and three qunūts are performed in the second rakʿah.
He also says that based on obligatory precaution, one must say another takbīr before going into rukūʿ in each rakʿah. His Eminence also allows a shorter method in which only three takbīrs are said in each rakʿah with two qunūts between the takbīrs, but he says the method with the four and three qunūts in each rakʿah is better. [4] The laws relating to this tax are stated in Ruling 2003 and onwards.
[5] As mentioned in the section on adhān, the complete meaning of this statement is ‘Allah is greater than what He is described as’. HIRING SOMEONE TO PERFORM PRAYERS[1] METHOD OF PERFORMING ṢALĀT AL‑ĀYĀT العربية فارسی اردو English Azərbaycan Türkçe Français