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761. (There is another chain) ‘Alī bin Abī Tālib reported: “When the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ used to stand up for the obligatory prayer, he would say the Takbīr and raise his hands upto (his) shoulders, and he would do the same when he finished the recitation, and when he intended to go into Rukū‘, and when he stood up after Rukū‘. And he would not raise his hands at any place of the prayer where he was sitting. And when he stood up after the two prostrations (Rak‘ahs), he would raise his hands in a similar manner, and say the Takbīr...” And he completed the narration in a similar manner as (the previous) narration of ‘Abdul-‘Aziz (no. 760) with some additions and deletions, except that he did not say: “Wakhairu kulluhu fī yadaika wash-sharru laisa ilaika (and all good is in Your Hands, and evil is not attributed to You).” And he added in it: “And he (the Prophet ﷺ) would say, when he finished the prayer: Allāhumaghfirlī mā qaddamtu wa akh-khartu wa asartu wa a'lantu, anta ilāhi lā ilāha illā anta (O Allāh, forgive me what I have done, and what I have yet to do, and what I have done in private, and what I have done in open. You are the deity that I worship, there is no deity worthy of worship except You).” (Hasan)