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861. (There is another chain) from Yahyā bin 'Ali bin Yahyā bin Khallād bin Rāfi' Az-Zuraqī, from his father, from his grandfather, from Rifā'ah bin Rāfi', that the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ — and he narrated this Hadīth. He said in it: "Then perform Wudū' as Allāh has commanded you, and make the Tashah-hud (meaning, the Adhān) and the Iqāmah, then say the Takbīr. If you have (memorized) any of the Qur'ān, then recite it, and if not, then praise Allāh, the Mighty and Sublime, say extol His Greatness, and say the Tahlīl.[1]" And he also said: "And if you have deducted anything from these (acts), you have deducted from your prayer." (Sahih)
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Commentary
Lack of proper religious knowledge is a great disability. Because of it, one fails to perform the rites of worship and devotion the right way. It is the duty of every Muslim to acquire at least the minimum, essential knowledge.
