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612. Anas bin Mālik reported that his grandmother, Mulaikah, once invited the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ to some food which she had prepared. He ate, then said, "Stand up, for I will lead you in prayer." Anas said: "So I took a mat that we had — it had become black due to its prolonged use. I splashed some water on it, and the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ stood on it. The orphan boy and I stood behind him, and the old woman behind us. He prayed two Rak'at, and then left." (Sahih)
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If there are three men, the Imām stands in front of the two men, and they stand together forming a line behind him. A woman makes a separate line behind the men. Men and women do not stand in the same row for prayer.