Is it obligatory to compensate for an error in reciting the Tashahhud after discovering the correct formulation, knowing that it is one of the pillars of prayer?
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Your prayer is valid because you performed what is sufficient in the . Your recitation of "al-tayyibat" without the waw and "wahdahu la sharika lah" is mentioned in some narrations of the . We advise you to confine yourself to one authentically transmitted narration for the tashahhud, noting that the final tashahhud is a pillar (rukn) according to the Hanbalis and Shafi'is, while the first tashahhud is a according to the majority of scholars.
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