Know that the prostrations of the Mighty Qur’an range from eleven to fifteen prostrations, some of which are mentioned in the predicate form and some of which are mentioned in the imperative form

The first prostration of that is in Surah Al-A’raf

p> In its conclusion, as for Al-A’raf, it is a wall between Paradise and Hell, inside of which is mercy, and it is what follows Paradise, and what appears before it is torment, and it is what follows Hell from it. And upon it are men whose good deeds and bad deeds were equal, so that the weight was not tipped over the other, so their scales were not heavy nor were they afraid, for God has not placed it on any of them. In his scale is his statement, “There is no god but God,” for there is no equivalent evil except polytheism, and just as polytheism and monotheism do not coexist in the heart of one person, likewise it does not enter into the scale except for the holder of records for another reason that we mention in th