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867. Muṣ'ab bin Sa'd said: "I prayed next to my father, and I placed my hands between my knees. He forbade me from doing it, but I repeated my act. So he said: 'Do not do so! We used to do it, but were then prohibited from doing it, and were commanded (instead) to place our hands on our knees.'" (Ṣaḥīḥ)
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Commentary
Taṭbīq, or clasping one's hands together between the knees while in Rukū', has been abrogated, according to the majority of scholars, and the Companions.