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1180. It was narrated that 'Abdur-Raḥmān bin Al-Aṣamm said: "Anas bin Mālik was asked about the Takbīr in the prayer. He said: 'The Takbīr should be said when bowing, when prostrating, when raising one's head from prostration and when standing up following the first two Rak'ahs.' Ḥuṭaim[1] said: 'From whom did you learn this?' He said: 'From the Prophet ﷺ, Abū Bakr and 'Umar, may Allāh be pleased with them.' Then he fell silent and Ḥuṭaim said to him: 'And 'Uthmān?' He said: 'And 'Uthmān.'" (Ṣaḥīḥ)
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(The pronouncement of the) Takbīr at Al-Ihrām (the consecratory declaration of the Supreme Greatness of Allāh) is agreed upon. Hence, no one displayed any sort of slothfulness in it. Therefore, it has not been mentioned. Concerning other Takbīrāt (during the movements from one prayer posture to another), some prayer-leaders sometimes succumbed to slothfulness; due to this reason, its mention was made.
