Question:While reciting in prayer, if I continue to doubt whether I pronounced a word or pronounced it correctly, what is the ruling? Should I repeat the whole sentence continuously or just repeat the doubtful word, with or without continuation?

Answer:In the name of Allah, if you have completed the sentence and entered a new one, then doubted a word from the previous sentence, you must ignore the doubt and continue your prayer. However, if you are still in the middle of the sentence or have not yet moved on to the next sentence, you must recite the entire sentence correctly again; simply repeating the doubtful word is not sufficient. Allah knows best.

Question:While reciting a surah in prayer, I forgot what I was reciting and what to continue with, can I start over from the beginning?

Answer:In the name of Allah, if you are unsure what to do, you should begin reciting from the start of the surah, and after completing the prayer, you must perform two Sajdahs of forgetfulness. Allah knows best.

Question:Is it permissible in the third and fourth rak'ahs of prayer to: 1.Increase the Tasbih (Subhan Allah, wa Alhamdulillah, wa La ilaha illallah, wa Allahu Akbar) more than three times? 2.Change the format of the Tasbih, such as (Subhan Allah, wa Alhamdulillah, wa La ilaha illallah, wa Allahu Akbar) or (Alhamdulillah, wa Subhan Allah, wa Allahu Akbar)?

Answer: 1: In the name of Allah, it is permissible, not with the intention of it being a part of the prayer, but with the intention of drawing closer to Allah and gaining reward. Allah knows best. 2: In the name of Allah, it is recommended to adhere to what has been transmitted from the Ahlul Bayt (the infallible household). Allah is the Guide and the All-Knowing.

Question:In the third and fourth unit (rak'ah) [of prayer], is saying SubhanAllah (glory be to Allah) preferable for the congregational prayer leader and the individual when praying alone?

Answer:In the name of Allah, yes, saying SubhanAllah (glory be to Allah) is preferable. Allah knows best.