(1) That is: the standing that follows the bowing.

(3) Meaning the Fajr prayer. The hadith was transmitted by Ibn Abi Shaybah, Ibn Nasr, al-Nasa’i, Ahmad, Muslim, and others—while noting the extra wording found in the alternative versions placed between brackets. Al-Hakim also related the phrase “between the two prostrations,” declared the report sound, and al-Dhahabi agreed; its narrators are reliable. ⦗15⦘