only those who substituted Sunnah with Bid‘ah who approve such an act. All?h ( - ) knows what is best.

The prophet ( - ) used to recite all the du‘?’s related to Sal?t during Sal?t itself and he ( - ) ordered his Sah?bah to do the same. This is indeed what should be done for a muslim talks with his Rabb during Sal?t and this talk ceases when one finishes Sal?t and recites Tasl?m; his meeting with his Rabb ends. How could a muslim abandon asking his Rabb while being so near to Him and adopt this act after his departure?!! Accordingly, a muslim should do the opposite’. (1)

A muslim should say the Istighf?r thrice, Tahm?d, Tahl?l, and Takb?r thirty three times each, secretly after performing Sal?t in whatever position a muslim is: standing, sitting or walking. Reciting these Athk?r in congregation in a loud voice is Bid‘ah to which people got used. Were any other act of worship -such as Tahiyyatul Masjid- to be done in the aforementioned manner, people would strongly condemn it. (2)

[3/ 52] It is also a Bid‘ah to recite a special kind of Thikr after every Tasl?m in Qiy?mul Lail in Ramad?n raising voices with it following one tone.

[53] Passing in front of (a) praying person(s):

Ibn ‘Umar ( - رضي الله عنه -) narrated that the prophet ( - ) said: ‘Never perform Sal?t but towards a Sutrah. And never let any one pass in front of you; if he insists on passing, fight him for the Qar?n [i.e. Shait?n] is accompanying him’. (3)

Ab? Sa‘?d Al-Khudr? said: the prophet ( - ) said: ‘Whenever one performs Sal?t, one should do so towards a Sutrah and should come close to it and let no one pass between him and the Sutrah. Whoever wants to pass; fight him for he is Shait?n’. (4)