Sujud

Sujud (Arabic: سُجُود, romanized: sujūd, pronounced [sʊˈdʒuːd]), or sajdah (سَجْدَة, [ˈsadʒ.da]), dem sanso know as sijda, sejda anaa shejda, insyd Islam be de act of low bowing anaa prostration to God facing de qiblah (direction of de Kaaba at Mecca). Dem usually dey do am insyd standardized prayers (salah). De position dey involve kneeling den bowing till one touch de ground plus seven bones (points): tde forehead den nose, two hands, two knees den two sets of toes. In accordance plus de Sunnah (de Way) of Muhammad, one ein elbows for be far from one ein body, unless e dey cause discomfort to oda worshippers, buh no dey rest on de ground. Sam scholars dey hold de position dat dis dey apply to men per, den dat women be encouraged to tuck dema elbows insyd out of modesty.

 Oda types of sujud 

 Sajdah of thankfulness 

 Sajdah of recitation / Tilawah 

During recitation (tilawa) of de Qur'an, wey dey include individual den congregation prayers, der be fifteen places wer Muslims dey believe, wen Muhammad recite a certain verse (ayah), he prostrate to God. De verses be:

 ۩ Q7:206, al Aʿrāf
 ۩ Q13:15, ar-Raʻd
 ۩ Q16:49, an-Nahl
 ۩ Q17:107, al-Isra
 ۩ Q19:58, Maryam
 ۩ Q22:18, al-Hajj
 ۩ Q22:77, al-Hajj
 ۩ Q25:60, al-Furqan
 ۩ Q27:25, an-Naml
 ۩ Q32:15, as-Sajda
 ۩ Q38:24, Ṣād
 ۩ Q41:37, Fussilat
 ۩ Q53:62, an-Najm
 ۩ Q84:21, al-Inshiqaq
 ۩ Q96:19, al-Alaq

 Sajdah of forgetfulness 
Sujud Sahwi anaa Sajdah of forgetfulness dey occur during de ritual salat prayer. Out of forgetfulness a person fi either omit obligatory parts of salat (Qabli) anaa add to de salat (Ba'adi). Insyd either cases de person correct dema salat by doing de Sujud Sahwi.

 Direction of prostration 
Dem dey make sujud to God per. Insyd prayer, Muslims dey face de Kaaba insyd Mecca, Saudi Arabia.

 References 

 External links 

 USC-MSA Compendium of Muslim Texts 
 Detailed study of the word "SuJuD" in The Quran


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