Those who shifted their weight between their feet in prayer

Sayyiduna Abdullah (may Allah be pleased with him) saw a man standing in prayer with both his feet kept apart. Sayyiduna Abdullah said: "If he were to do murawahah between his two feet, it would be better." (Murawahah between the two feet means that a person keeps the right foot upright and puts his weight on the left foot, then keeps the left foot upright and puts his weight on the right foot, and keeps doing this in turn.)

Abu Ubaydah said: Sayyiduna Abdullah (may Allah be pleased with him) went from his house to the mosque and saw a man praying with both his feet kept apart. Sayyiduna Abdullah said: "He has gone against the Sunnah. If he had done murawahah between his two feet, it would have been better."

Uyaynah bin Abd al-Rahman said: I was with my father in the mosque. He saw a man who had kept both his feet apart in prayer. My father said to him: "Join one foot to the other! In this very mosque I have seen eighteen Companions of the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) praying, and not one of them did this."

Abu Ishaq said: I saw Amr bin Maymun doing murawahah between his two feet in prayer.

Isma'il bin Abi Khalid said: I saw Amr bin Maymun doing murawahah between his two feet in prayer; sometimes he would put this foot over the other, and sometimes the other over this one.

Yusuf bin Abdah said: I saw Ibn Sirin praying, and he would put one foot forward and the other back.

Hisham said: Ibn Sirin used to do murawahah between his two feet in prayer.

Abdullah bin Rashid said: I saw Makhul in prayer leaning his weight on his feet, on this one at one time and on that one at another.

Khalid bin Abi Bakr said: I saw Salim not keeping his feet aligned in prayer, and he would move them while praying.