Mazaahir Of Ibadah, Prescribed By God And Those Done By People
@Irfan76 okay sir i understand. sir another thing is that within the postures of ibadah. we do some other things, for example in qiyam, scholars say that a person is to look down towards the point of sajdah and that they should not look here and there and “face” the qabah. so in the qiyam, the face is directed towards kabah, for additional reverence. so if for example, if in our daily lives, if an elder enters a room and talks we all tend to keep our face directed towards them, to show them respect by making them feel that they are given proper attention and respect. so is this directing the face towards elderly, be allowed or not? or for example in a culture it’s a custom to respect elders that when they scold or talk to you then you do not look straight to them, and you look downwards towards their feet etc, but we see that in qiyam also one has to look downward in reverence, at the place of sajdah, or in ruku he should look at those same points. so my question is that inside the postures of prayer, these branches of postures, that we do for reverence, is it permissible to do for someone else?