Should A Masbooq Tie His Hands When The Imaam Is In Rukoo Or Sajdah

Question

When a Masbooq joins the Jamaat and is rushing straight for Ruku or Sajdah etc. Is it necessary to fold his hands or he must drop them and go the position he wishes to join the jamaat after Takbeer?

Answer

Our Akaabir have had a difference of opinion when it comes to this Mas’ala. Some are of the opinion that one should fold his hands, while others are the opinion that one should not fold his hands. One thus has the option of practising on either of the two views. 

Checked and Approved By:

Mufti Muhammed Saeed Motara Saheb D.B.

References

 امام کے ساتھ رکوع میں ملتے وقت تکبیر تحریمہ کے بعد ہاتھ باندھے یا ویسے ہی رکوع میں چلا جائے؟

تکبیر تحریمہ کہہ کر ہاتھ باندھنا مسنون ہے، اگر ہاتھ نہ باندھے اور ویسے ہی رکوع یا سجدہ میں چلا گیا تو نماز صحیح ہے۔

(فتاویٰ دارالعلوم دیوبند:۳/۳۹۹، مکتبہ دارالعلوم دیوبند، یوپی)

صحيح طريقہ يہ ہے كہ حالت قيام ميں تكبيره تحريم كہے، پهر فورا دوسري تكبير كہے بغيرركوع میں جاۓ، تكبيره تحريم كي بعد ہاتھ نہ باندهے(احسن الفتاوي ٣/٢٨٨)

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