Pearl of Wisdom

Ali b. Hassan al-Wasiti, known as al-'Amsh, narrated, 'I brought an item to him from Isfahan made of silver, in order to present it to my master Abu Ja'far [al-Jawad]. When the people left his company after he had answered all their questions, he stood up and left. I followed him and met a helper of his from whom I requested to seek permission to see Abu Ja'far. I entered and saluted him, and he returned my salutation with signs of dislike on his face. He did not come to sit down, so I approached him and emptied all that was in my sleeve before him. He looked at me in anger, then he looked to the right and left and said, 'Allah has not created me for this, what has play got to do with me?' I asked him to forgive me. He forgave me and then I took the things and left.'

Imam Muhammad ibn Ali al-Taqi [as]
Ibid. p. 212

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Question : #760 Category: Salaat / Prayers
Subject: General questions
Question: Assalamualaykum
Hope all is fine brother.
I have a few questions,inshallah if you can answer them it will be great.

1.Why do sunnis and some shia look right and left after namaz?Is this the sunnah of rasulluah (sawa)?

2.What side of the khak (on which we prostrate)is best?The flat/plain side or with design.

3.Prostrating on a brick or cement allowed?

May Allah accept all our ibadat!
Fee Amanilah
Answer: Alaykum Salaam.

1. For two reasons, some are sending Salaams to the two Noble Angels with the duty of documenting our deeds. And some other's send salaams to their brother near by.

2. Both side's are sufficient.

3. Yes, this is permissible.

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