Here below are listed the differences, according to the various schools of jurisprudence;
The Hanafī School
A man will keep his stomach away from his thighs and his elbows away from his flanks when prostrating. A woman on the other hand will join her stomach to her thighs while observing this position.
The Mālikī School
A man will keep his stomach away from his thighs and his elbows away from his flanks and knees when prostrating. A woman on the other hand will join her stomach to her thighs while prostrating.
The Shāfi’ī School
A man will keep his elbows away from his flanks and his stomach away from his thighs while performing rukū’ and prostration. A woman on the other hand will join her stomach to her thighs and will join her knees and feet together during rukū’ and prostration.
The Hanbalī School
Apparently there is no difference between the prayer of a male and female in this school.
(See: al Fiqh al Islāmī wa Adillatuhū)
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