Ketika Imam Lupa Tasyahud Awal Apa yang harus dilakukan

Arief Fatchul HudaAbout 4 min readJun 20, 2025Watch original
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Key Concepts:

  • Tasyahud Awal (Awal Tasyahud): The first sitting in the second raka'at of certain prayers.
  • Sunat Ab'ad: A highly recommended act in prayer, that if forgotten, requires Sujud Sahwi.
  • Sunat Hai'at: A recommended act in prayer, that if forgotten, does not require Sujud Sahwi.
  • Sujud Sahwi: Prostration of forgetfulness, performed to compensate for mistakes in prayer.
  • Rukun: Obligatory act in prayer.
  • Makmum: A person who is following an Imam in congregational prayer.
  • Imam: The leader of a congregational prayer.
  • Mufaroqoh: Separating oneself from the congregation in prayer.

I. Introduction

  • The video addresses a common scenario in congregational prayer (salat berjamaah) where the Imam forgets to perform the Tasyahud Awal in the second raka'at and directly stands up for the third.
  • The video highlights the importance of understanding the fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) of congregational prayer to avoid confusion and incorrect actions.

II. Tasyahud Awal and its Significance

  • Tasyahud Awal is classified as sunat ab'ad, a significant recommended act.
  • If the Imam forgets sunat ab'ad, it is compensated with Sujud Sahwi at the end of the prayer.
  • The video contrasts sunat ab'ad with sunat hai'at, which does not require Sujud Sahwi if omitted.

III. The Correct Response of the Imam and Makmum

  • If the Imam realizes the mistake (forgetting Tasyahud Awal) after standing up for the third raka'at, they should continue the prayer and perform Sujud Sahwi at the end.
  • The makmum (congregants) should follow the Imam and not try to correct the Imam by saying "Subhanallah" in a way that implies the Imam should sit back down.
  • If the Imam has already stood up fully, it is incorrect for them to sit back down for the Tasyahud Awal, as this can invalidate the prayer (according to the Shafi'i school of thought).
  • The principle is that one should not revert from an obligatory act (standing) to a recommended act (Tasyahud Awal).
  • If the Imam has not fully stood up and is only partially raised, then it is permissible to sit back down if reminded.

IV. Consequences of Incorrect Actions

  • If the Imam sits back down after fully standing up, their prayer is considered invalid (according to the Shafi'i school of thought).
  • If some makmum remain seated while the Imam proceeds, they are no longer considered part of the congregation and should complete their prayer individually (solo).
  • They can restart their prayer if they feel uncertain about its validity.

V. Scenario: Imam's Ignorance and its Resolution

  • The video addresses the situation where the Imam is also unaware of the correct procedure.
  • If the Imam sits back down after fully standing up due to being prompted by the makmum, the prayer of the Imam is considered invalid.
  • In this case, makmum who understand the correct procedure have two options:
    • Continue following the Imam's movements but make the intention of mufaroqoh (separating from the congregation). This means they continue praying individually while outwardly appearing to follow the congregation.
    • If a makmum had already stood up with the Imam before the Imam sat back down, that makmum should continue their prayer individually and complete it, making the intention of mufaroqoh.

VI. Mufaroqoh Explained

  • Mufaroqoh involves making the intention to separate from the congregation while continuing the prayer individually.
  • The intention is made silently in the heart: "Sengaja aku memisahkan diri dari Jamaah karena Allah" (I intend to separate myself from the congregation for the sake of Allah).
  • This allows the makmum to complete their prayer correctly even if the Imam makes a mistake that invalidates the congregational prayer.

VII. Conclusion

  • The video emphasizes the importance of understanding the fiqh of congregational prayer to avoid mistakes and ensure the validity of the prayer.
  • It provides practical guidance on how to respond in specific scenarios where the Imam makes a mistake.
  • The video encourages viewers to ask questions in the comments section for clarification.
  • The video stresses the importance of adhering to what is correct according to Islamic jurisprudence, even if it leads to visible discrepancies in the congregation.

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