Another question regarding the prayers.

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Today I have discovered that it is haram to pray on chair, and now when I want to see if I have any problem with bowing as in masjid, then I started to feel humiliation and shame again, is this normal to have this feeling? Because, usually I do praying on chair by standing up and then bow down by putting your head down on chair because I have done backbone surgery. So my question is, my prayers have been accepted even if I did not know but still prayed? And If I have done backbone surgery and still I’m in recovery, then I can pray on chair if I want to? What kind of illness does not allow you to make ruku or prostration but to pray on chair? Can you give me few examples? Because, I don’t understand, I have found that if you cannot because if illness and so on then you can sit and pray. Can you give few examples what kind of illness does not allow you do pray without a chair? And I can do prayers in private if I want to? Because, I feel comfortable when I pray alone in room and I feel disturbed when someone enters my room while praying. Because, I want to pray to God in private.
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Instead of using chair for prayer you may sit on the floor.
 
azc said:
Instead of using chair for prayer you may sit on the floor.
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I understand. But my mother told me that I’m not allowed to bend because it will hurt my backbone because, the screws will come out from your rod and that will be very dangerous. And I started to imagine what she told me and I analyzed an image from mosque on how other Muslims prostrate to God and I started to imagine that if I do prostrate while I have a rod in my backbone continually, then the screws from the rod will come out and that will be very dangerous and also terrified me that I’ll have an extreme pain. I wish I could have access to prostrate perfectly like prophet Muhammad did. And my mother told me that I’m not allowed in biological and physical point of view to prostrate or bend because it will do to you very serious damage on your back.
 
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Nitro Zeus said:
I understand. But my mother told me that I’m not allowed to bend because it will hurt my backbone because, the screws will come out from your rod and that will be very dangerous. And I started to imagine what she told me and I analyzed an image from mosque on how other Muslims prostrate to God and I started to imagine that if I do prostrate while I have a rod in my backbone continually, then the screws from the rod will come out and that will be very dangerous and also terrified me that I’ll have an extreme pain. I wish I could have access to prostrate perfectly like prophet Muhammad did. And my mother told me that I’m not allowed in biological and physical point of view to prostrate or bend because it will do to you very serious damage on your back.
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You need not put your forehead on the mat in prostration, rather, keep sitting straight and bow your head only.May Allah swt grant you speedy recovery. Ameen
 
And if I done ablution(wudu) it is permissible to wipe out with towel so that it won’t slops? Because, my Christian mother told me that she does not like me drain my water and make water in the house. And I thought if I wipe myself with a towel after I made wudu, it won’t be accepted my prayer. Now I don’t know if I’m right or not.
 
Nitro Zeus said:
And if I done ablution(wudu) it is permissible to wipe out with towel so that it won’t slops? Because, my Christian mother told me that she does not like me drain my water and make water in the house. And I thought if I wipe myself with a towel after I made wudu, it won’t be accepted my prayer. Now I don’t know if I’m right or not.
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yes, you can dry off your feet,hands, face,etc after washing them. That's common sense. If anything isn't prohibited or mentioned then it's halal. stop asking so many questions like the jews and making it harder on yourself.
 
Zzz_ said:
yes, you can dry off your feet,hands, face,etc after washing them. That's common sense. If anything isn't prohibited or mentioned then it's halal. stop asking so many questions like the jews and making it harder on yourself.
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Alright, thank you very much. May God reward you.
 
I have found out on Google that prophet Muhammad said whoever did not prayed due to negligence or that this person slept or he forgotten must perform it when he remembers it. I wonder, if a person did not prayed because he was very busy or did this because he was lazy or he forgets a whole day and on night he recovers them all, then can he/ she say “O Allah! Please take this into consideration that I have prayed x5 a day on time, and please O Allah! Write for me that I have prayed x5 a day on time”? So that this person can be rewarded. Or that is not permitted to ask this from Allah?
 

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