Ask Qul - Salaat / Prayers - to do namaz again or not

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Ghurar al-Hikam, p. 4788

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Ask Qul - QA

Question : #644

Subject:	to do namaz again or not
Question:	I had a pain in my leg because OF WHICH I USED TO RECITE NAMAZ BY SITTING YESTER DAY I VISITED MY DOCTOR AND SHE HAD TOLD ME TO KEEP MY BODY ACTIVE SO THAT THE PAIN STOPS THEN WHILE PRAYING NAMAZ OF ASHA (WHICH COMES AFTER MAGRIB PRAYERS) IN 1 OR 2 SAJDAH OF LAST RAKAT IT CAME TO MY MIND THATNAMAZ ALSO GIVES EXCERCISE TO MY BODY SO NOW I AM SAYING MY NAMAZ BY STANDING I WANT TO KNOW WILL I HAVE TO RECITE THAT ASHA PRAYER (WHICH COMES AFTER MAGRIB PRAYERS) AGAIN BY STANDING AGAIN OR THAT NAMAZ IS FINE AND NOT NEED TO READ IT AGAIN?
Answer:	In short if he is unable to stand while praying, he should sit down and if he is unable to sit, he should lie down. As long as a person is able to offer prayers standing, he should not sit down. Your prayer as mentioned should be in order given the doctors order.

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