Sujood as Sahw

Islamically, Sujood as-Sahw refers to

• forgetfulness

• the errors made in Salah

• two prostrations made in Salah

• two Sajdah made at the end of Salah for errors made in Salah

Sujood Sahw is required on two main occasions

• when something has been subtracted or multiplied in Salah and when the number of Rakaah is doubtfull

• whenever anything occurs to the Salah to increase

• when something major has been added or dropped from the Salaah, and when the number of Rakaah has been forgotten

If some ones adds an extra Rukoo to the Salaah, the error should be corrected by

• making a Sajdah after the Tasleem

• making two Sajdah before the Tasleem

• adding two prostrations, one before the Tasleem and one after

If one makes a major mistake while praying behind the Imam, he should

• make two Sajdahs after the Tasleem

• do two Sajdah before the Tasleem

• pray an extra Rakah after the Tasleem

• add two extra Rakaat after the Tasleem

• none of the above

What are the dua for Sujud Sahw?

• Subhanarabbiyal Azimi wabihamdihi

• Subhanarabbiyyal A'laa wa bihamdihi

• Subhana man la yanaamu wa la yashu

• Subhannallah walhamdulillah allahu akbar

What is the definition of Jalsah ?

• sitting between two sujood

• sitting between two tasyahud

• sitting between two rakaat

• all of the above

What the main reason for Sujood Sahw?

• to protect ourself from being distracted by the syaitan during Salaah

• to remake our prayer again right after we finished

• to correct our mistakes for the main integrals of prayer

When should Sujood Sahw be performed in Salah?

• Only when the prayer is completely incorrect

• When there is doubt in the number of Rakaah or a mistake in the prayer

• After completing the entire Salah

What is the significance of Sujood Sahw in Salah?

• To seek forgiveness for sins committed during Salah

• To rectify mistakes made during Salah

• To increase the reward of the prayer

• To shorten the duration of the prayer

There are three main occasions when Sujood as-Sahw is required

• True

• False