As for the conditions stipulated in prayer, some of them are words and some of them are actions. As for actions, they are all permissible actions, which are not actions of prayer except killing a snake and a scorpion during prayer. They differed in that and agreed that a light action does not invalidate prayer. Considering the self in that is the scorpion of desire. The serpent of desire comes to the notice of the one who is praying to his Lord. Should he kill them or send them to the place that the Lawgiver has appointed for them, when the knower knows that killing them is impossible, so he desires what is with God due to his desires and desires to continue communicating with Him due to his desire? So he believes that he should not kill them from this is his doctrine, and he considers killing them who sees that they have prevented him from communicating with his Lord. As for the sayings It is also the one that is not one of the sayings of prayer, so the scholars did not diffe