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However the truth of the matter is that the Salafis never invented this
act of worship in the prayer, standing feet to feet in the prayer is
authentically attributed to the prophet Mohammed in many hadeeths
and there are also statements from two sahabis, Anas Ibn Maalik and
an-Nu'maan ibn Basheer confirming they saw the other sahaba
praying feet to feet in congregation.
This addition also occurs in the report of al-Mukhallis and Ibn Abee
Shaybah [1/351] with the following wording: the sahabi Anas Ibn
Maalik said, "...So I saw each of us adjoining our shoulder with those
of our companions and also (adjoining) our feet with those of our
companions, but if you were to practice this today, a person would
flee (from you) like a restless mule."
Its chain of narration (sanad) is also saheeh according to the
conditions stipulated by the Two Shaykhs (al-Bukhaaree and
Muslim). Al-Haafidh (Ibn Hajr) ascribed this wording to Sa’eed ibn
Mansoor and al-Ismaa’eelee. Al-Bukhari gave a chapter heading for
this hadeeth by saying: Chapter: Adjoining the shoulder with the
shoulder and the foot with the foot in the row (for prayer).
Also the prophet said, "Straighten your rows (he said it three
times), by Allah either you straighten your rows or Allah
will cause conflict between your hearts."
So after reading what has gone before it is clear that praying feet to
feet in the five daily congregation prayers is halaal, recommend and
was a practice of the sahaba, it is not a bidah of the Salafis as some
Muslims claim.