If his Lord Almighty ordered him to sit in his house, let him kneel two rak’ahs in thanks to God Almighty for that, as his master commanded him to sit with him in his house, so these two rak’ahs at that time are rak’ahs of thanks, and whoever kneels before sitting and does not intend to sit, and it is the time for the prayer, then perform the two rak’ahs as a greeting to God for entering upon him. In his house, and whoever of God’s people who are knowledgeable considers that he enters the truth into his house, and the thought of restricting the times does not occur to him, then his bowing is a bowing in greeting of his entry. And whoever is in a state of being present with God at all times and conversing with Him in every situation, it is not a greeting at all, but they are two bows.