Sitting in prayer is the sitting of a slave in front of the master, and he does not have the right to sit unless his master commands him. He ordered the worshiper to sit in prayer, and the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said, “I am only a slave, I sit as a slave sits.”

The best condition for sitting in prayer is the sitting in which he is closest to standing before his master. This is if the state of the knower is the state of what a servant should be in in terms of what a slave he is, and if the knower is in the position of considering the origin of his knowledge of himself in order to know his Lord, then it is better for him to sit. He leads his verse to the ground at the end of his sitting, and it must be closer to looking at himself, unlike the middle sitting, since his sitting in it is an incident that exposes him to the truth of his sitting, that is, his return to looking at himself for knowledge that he wants to attain, so he is like th