‘ Shake hands [with each other] after performing Fajr Sal?t and All?h ( - ) will reward you with ten rewards’ and ‘Shake hands [with each other] after performing Asr Sal?t and you will be granted mercy and forgiveness’. It did not come to the author’s mind that such forged ah?d?th were fabricated by those who practice such a Bid‘ah. Indeed, we belong to All?h ( - ), and to Him we shall return’. (1)

[3/ 48] Lastly, it is worth mentioning here that a muslim must not interrupt his muslim brother while the latter is reciting Tasb?h unless there is a Shar‘ excuse for doing so.

Unfortunately, some people cause inconvenience for their muslim brothers when the former stretch their hands to the latter while they are reciting their Tasb?h [after Sal?t].

At this stage, it is not of wisdom not to stretch your hand for them; for this would be of bad manners which Isl?m abhors. Instead, return the greeting and take your brother’s hand and leniently explain to him that such an act is Bid‘ah which the ignorants invented. Verily, many a man returned back to the straight path through good advice. Accordingly, scholars and their students are advised to tread this path when calling unto All?h ( - ) for good manners, leniency and benevolence attract people’s hearts to accept the truth willingly. Indeed, the nature of a human being dislikes every act of violence’. (2)

[49] Mistakes regarding reciting Tasb?h:

[1/ 49] Reciting Tasb?h and Takb?r after performing Sal?t is a recommended act of worship not an obligation. Accordingly, one is permitted to leave his praying place before reciting them but following the prophet’s ( - ) Sunnah is better. It is affirmed that the prophet ( - ) used sometimes to say Tasb?h ten times, say Tahm?d