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O Allah, praise and venerate Muhammad and the followers of
Muhammad, as You praised and venerated Abraham and the fol-
lowers of Abraham. O Allah, bless Muhammad and the followers
of Muhammad, as You blessed Abraham and the followers of
Abraham.311 In the worlds, surely You are Praised and Magnified.
Note: The word "follower" as used in the above prayer is translated from the
Arabic word "ahi" or "al," which means, "family, relatives, companions, fol-
lowers, etc."
See page 132, on praise and blessings for Prophet Muhammad 3^5.
Instructions: In the sitting\(Jalsah or Qa'dah) position, the toes of the right
foot touch the ground. The left foot is spread under the right side of the body
with its left side in contact with the ground. The hands rest on the thighs with
palms down, and with the fingers extending to the ends of the knees. Should a
person be unable to place the feet in the above position, they may be positioned
under them in whatever way possible. See Illustration, page 108, STEP 7 for front
view. See page 126 for illustration and instructions for the woman’s sitting posi-
Muhammad, as You praised and venerated Abraham and the fol-
lowers of Abraham. O Allah, bless Muhammad and the followers
of Muhammad, as You blessed Abraham and the followers of
Abraham.311 In the worlds, surely You are Praised and Magnified.
Note: The word "follower" as used in the above prayer is translated from the
Arabic word "ahi" or "al," which means, "family, relatives, companions, fol-
lowers, etc."
See page 132, on praise and blessings for Prophet Muhammad 3^5.
Instructions: In the sitting\(Jalsah or Qa'dah) position, the toes of the right
foot touch the ground. The left foot is spread under the right side of the body
with its left side in contact with the ground. The hands rest on the thighs with
palms down, and with the fingers extending to the ends of the knees. Should a
person be unable to place the feet in the above position, they may be positioned
under them in whatever way possible. See Illustration, page 108, STEP 7 for front
view. See page 126 for illustration and instructions for the woman’s sitting posi-