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DOUBTS THAT MUST BE DISMISSED
Ruling 1153. Doubts that must be dismissed are as follows:
1. a doubt about an act for which the time of performance has passed. For example, in rukūʿ, one doubts whether he recited Sūrat al-Ḥamd or not;
2. a doubt that arises after the salām of the prayer;
3. a doubt that arises after the time of prayers has expired;
4. a doubt of one who doubts excessively (kathīr al‑shakk);
5. a doubt held by an imam of congregational prayers about the number of rakʿahs performed when a follower is sure about it; and similarly, a doubt held by a follower when the imam is sure of the number of rakʿahs performed;
6. a doubt in recommended prayers and ṣalāt al‑iḥtiyāṭ.
These six types of doubt will now be dealt with in sequence.
2. Doubt after salām →
← DOUBTS THAT INVALIDATE PRAYERS
1. a doubt about an act for which the time of performance has passed. For example, in rukūʿ, one doubts whether he recited Sūrat al-Ḥamd or not;
2. a doubt that arises after the salām of the prayer;
3. a doubt that arises after the time of prayers has expired;
4. a doubt of one who doubts excessively (kathīr al‑shakk);
5. a doubt held by an imam of congregational prayers about the number of rakʿahs performed when a follower is sure about it; and similarly, a doubt held by a follower when the imam is sure of the number of rakʿahs performed;
6. a doubt in recommended prayers and ṣalāt al‑iḥtiyāṭ.
These six types of doubt will now be dealt with in sequence.