Pearl of Wisdom

that when the Prophet (SAWA) gave condolences, he would say, may Allah recompense you and have mercy on you', and that when he gave congratulations, he would say, may Allah bless you and send blessings on you.'

Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib [as]
Musakkin al-Fu'dd, p. 108

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Question : #644 Category: Salaat / Prayers
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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