12. And following the order as we mentioned it

reason, I hope it is not for the noble reason of staying connected with the recitation. (1) For the prophet said to the man who did not know how to pray: "And then bow until you are at ease…" and repeated the command to be at ease with the rest of the pillars. The hadith is (Ag) from Abi Hurairahh. 175 International University in Latin America Without these pillars, the prayer will not be fulfilled. (2) (II) Its mandatory acts are seven: 1. Takbeer (saying Allahu akbar) aside from the opening takbeer 2. Exaltation [of Allah] in the rukoo' and sujood; once in each. 3. At-Tasmee', saying " same'a Allahu liman hamidah" (Allah hears those who praise him) and At-Tahmeed, saying "rabbana laka alhamd" (our lord, all praise be to you); Both with rising from rukoo'. (1) For he (blessings and peace be upon him) said: "Pray as you saw me praying" (B) from Malik ibn al-Huwairith. And it is, besides the hadith of the one who didn't know how to pray a foundation in the understanding of the acts of prayers. We, therefore, should do our best to pray exactly as he (blessings and peace be upon him) did. (2) These acts were considered mandatory in the Hanbali School Vs. the majority because they were either commanded by the Prophet or routinely practiced by him without interruption or both. The majority argue that the prophet didn't teach them to the one who prayed improperly. 176 International University in Latin America 4. Saying "rabbi-ghfir-lee" (my lord, forgive me) between the two sujoods.