English translation
733. (There is another chain) reported from Al-Hasan bin Al-Hurr, who heard it narrated from 'Eisā bin 'Abdullāh bin Mālik, from Muḥammad bin 'Amr bin 'Aṭā', one of Banū Mālik, from 'Abbās — or Ayyāsh — bin Sahl As-Sā'idī that he was in a gathering with his father, who was one of the Companions, and Abū Hurairah, Abū Ḥumaid As-Sā'idī, and Abū Usaid were all present as well... And he narrated a similar narration to the one above, with some changes, and he also said: "Then he raised his head" — meaning from the Rukū' — and said: 'Sami' Allāhu liman ḥamidah, Allāhumma Rabbanā lakal ḥamd (Allāh hears the one who praises Him, O Allāh, our Lord, to You belongs all praise.)' And he raised his hands, then he said: 'Allāhu Akbar,1 and prostrated. He (ﷺ) positioned himself on his palms, knees, and the toes of his feet while he was prostrating. Then he said the Takbīr and (rose up) to sit, sitting on his buttocks (At-Tawarruk), planting the other foot (the right foot) straight. Then he said the Takbīr and prostrated, then he said the Takbīr and stood up, without sitting on his buttocks..." and he continued with the rest of the Hadīth (as no. 732). He also said: "He (ﷺ) sat down after two Rak'ah, until, when he wanted to get up to stand, he stood up with the Takbīr, then he prayed the last two Rak'ahs." And in this narration he did not mention sitting on the buttocks (At-Tawarruk) in the final Tashah-hud. (Da'if)