English translation
966. (There is another chain) reported from Al-Ḥasan bin Al-Ḥurr, who heard it narrated from ‘Eisā bin ‘Abdullāh bin Mālik, [from Muḥammad bin ‘Amr], from ‘Abbās — or Ayyāsh — bin Sahl As-Sā‘idī that he was in a gathering with his father. 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. 963). He also said: "He (ﷺ) then went into another Rak'ah, and said the Takbīr, he the sat down after two Rak'ahs, until, when he wanted to get up to stand, he stood up with the Takbīr, then he prayed the last two Rak'ahs. When he said the Taslīm, he said them to his right and left."[1] (Ḍa'īf) Abū Dāwūd said: And in his narration he did not mention what 'Abdul-Ḥamīd did regarding sitting on the buttocks (At-Tawarruk) and raising (the hands) when standing from two (Rak'ahs).