Health Status: End Of Talk Hit Critics As Tinubu Finally Performs Sajdah (PHOTOS)

• Tinubu finally performs Sajdah

• ….His critics question his health status, and conclude that the 70-year-old is not physically fit to lead Nigeria.

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EKO HOT BLOG reports that the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate Bola Tinubu has been captured on camera performing Sajdah.

The pictures are thought to have been taken last Friday during the Jumat prayers.

One of the most crucial pillars of solat is the sajdah, or prostration, which occurs during the daily prayers of Muslims. Muslims observes Sajdah in every prayer, which results in two sujud being performed in each rakat of the Salah. Muslims do a certain amount of sujud, which is determined by the number of Rakat.

Pictures of Tinubu reciting the Solat (prayer) while seated frequently draw a lot of reactions from Nigerians on social media since he entered the 2023 presidential race. His detractors raise concerns about his health and claim that the 70-year-old is not physically capable of leading Nigeria.

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Standing during prayer is a fundamental component that must be observed. No one is allowed to pray while seated unless they are unable to stand, find it difficult to stand, or are sick and worry that standing up while praying will make them worse.

This includes those who are paralyzed and cannot stand at all, people who are elderly and find it difficult to stand, people who are ill and for whom standing will be uncomfortable for, since it will either exacerbate their illness or delay their recovery.

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