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"What is the main topic of the series?"
"Khushu' (خشوع)
"What is the linguistic meaning of khushu'?"
"It carries meanings of lowering/descent
"Where is the home of khushu'?"
"The heart. Khushu' begins inwardly in the heart and then manifests outwardly through the limbs and behavior."
"How did the lecturer define khushu' technically?"
"It is when the heart becomes soft and tender
"What is the relationship between the heart and the limbs regarding khushu'?"
"The limbs follow the heart. When the heart has khushu'
"Why can sins make khushu' difficult to achieve?"
"Because sins occupy and distract the heart. If the heart is already filled with desires
"What is the main mistake people make when trying to develop khushu' in Salah?"
"They think khushu' begins outwardly through physical actions such as closing their eyes or changing their posture
"Who is the shaytan specifically mentioned as distracting people during Salah?"
"Hinzab (also pronounced with slight variations)."
"What did the Prophet ﷺ instruct a person to do when Hinzab distracts him during Salah?"
"Seek refuge in Allah from him and spit dryly to the left three times."
"What did the companion Hudhayfah رضي الله عنه warn would be among the first things lost from the religion?"
"Khushu' in Salah."
"What is one major benefit of perfecting one's Salah mentioned in the lecture?"
"Allah can erase a person's sins through the five daily prayers when they are performed properly and attentively."
"What condition is mentioned for the two rak'ahs after perfecting wudu to make Paradise incumbent upon a person?"
"The person gives Allah his face and heart during the two rak'ahs
"Why do people receive different amounts of reward for the same Salah?"
"Their reward differs according to their level of attentiveness
"What does it mean to 'steal' during Salah?"
"It means failing to properly perform the bowing and prostration of the prayer."
"What is the connection between the two 'standings' before Allah mentioned by Ibn al-Qayyim?"
"A person first stands before Allah in Salah