Recap on Sujood Tilaawah and Sujood Shukr

Recap on Sujood Tilaawah and Sujood Shukr

Multiple Choice

The hukm for sujood tilaawah is

• Mubaah

• Sunnah

• Wajib 

• Fardhu ain

Multiple Select

Sujood shukr is a sujood that we do when

• We received blessings

• Saved from danger

• We are sad

• We are angry with what has happened to us

Multiple Choice

Sujood shukr can only be done .................. of the salaah 

• outside

• during

Open Ended

Describe what it is meant by sujood tilaawaah

Open Ended

Sujood tilaawah can be done in two situations: 

It can be done outside of the salaah when we recited the sajdaah aayaah and ...............................................................................

Poll

Whenever we come across this symbol while reading the quraan, we should:

• immediately put the quraan away and do sujood tilaawah

• continue with reciting the rest of the suraah

• ask your sheikh what to do

• make dua

Multiple Select

If we do not memorise the duaak during sujood tilaawah, what can we read instead:

• duaak

• tasbih

• usual tasbih during sujud that we do during solaah

• be in the position of sujood quietly

Multiple Choice

While praying jamaah or in congregation, if the imaam recited sajdah aayaah and does the sujood tilaawah,

it is ............................... for mak-moom to follow and do the sujood together with the imaam

• waajib

• sunnah

• makrooh

• batal

Open Ended

If the makmoom does not follow the sujood tilaawah done by the imaam, the salaah of the makmoom is

Multiple Choice

While praying jamaah or in congregation, if the imaam recited sajdah aayaah and does not the sujood tilaawah

it is ............................... for mak-moom to follow the imaam

• waajib

• sunnah

• makrooh

• batal

Open Ended

If the makmoom insisted to do the sujood tilaawah the salaah of the makmoom is

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He (peace be upon him) used to say:

“I have been commanded to prostrate on seven bones: the face, including the forehead and nose; the two hands; the two knees; and the edges of the two feet (i.e., the toes).”

[Ref: Bukhaari: 812, Muslim: 490]