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[1110] 240 - (498) It was narrated that 'Aîshah said: "The
Messenger of Allāh ﷺ used to start his prayer with the Takbīr and the recitation of Al-ḥamdu Lillāhi Rabbil-ʿĀlamīn. When he bowed he neither kept his head up nor lowered it, but it was somewhere between the two. When he raised his head from bowing, he did not prostrate until he had stood up straight, and when he raised his head from prostrating, he did not prostrate again until he had sat up straight. After each two Rakʿah he would recite At-Tahīyyah. He would lay his left foot along the ground and hold his right foot upright. He forbade ʿUqbatish-Shaitān,[1] and he forbade resting one's forearms along the ground like a predator. And he used to conclude his prayer with the Taslīm."
According to the report of Ibn Numair from Abū Khālid: "And he forbade ʿAqibi Shaitān."
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[1] Lit. The back of Shaitān. They differ over its description;
