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839. It was reported from Hammām who said: "Muḥammad bin Juḥādah narrated to us from 'Abdul-Jabbār bin Wā'il, from his father, that the Prophet ﷺ
would...so he mentioned the Hadīth of the Salāt (no. 838) and said: "So when he fell into prostration, his knees touched the ground before his palms did." (Ḍāʿif)
Hammām said: And Shaqīq narrated to us (he said): "'Āsim bin Kulaib narrated to me from his father, from the Prophet ﷺ with similar to this." And in the narration of one of them — and I am almost sure[1] it was the narration of Muḥammad bin Juḥādah — "And when he got up, he stood up on his knees, and took support from his thighs."
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Commentary
Both the above-mentioned Aḥādīth are weak as to the chain of narration. Before prostrating, one should place one's hands on the ground first rather than one's knees. This is borne out by the following Hadīth (no. 840).
