Hazrat Abu Alia states that the predecessors considered it undesirable to omit the verse of prostration in order to avoid performing the prostration.

Hazrat Sha'bi says that the predecessors considered it undesirable to skip the verse of prostration in order to avoid prostration. And they also considered it undesirable to recite any verse of prostration and then pass by without performing the prostration.

Hazrat Saeed bin Musayyib says that three innovations have arisen among the people: avoiding the verse of prostration to escape from performing prostration, raising the hands in supplication. The narrator Huthaym says that I forgot the third thing.

Hazrat Abdul Aziz bin Qareer says that I asked Hazrat Ibn Sireen about skipping the verse of prostration to avoid performing sajdah, so he considered it disliked and frowned, and said, "I do not know what kind of action this is?!"

Hazrat Saeed bin Musayyib says that omitting the verse of prostration to avoid performing sajdah is a practice invented by the people.

Ibrahim says that the predecessors used to consider it disliked to omit the verse of prostration in order to avoid performing prostration.

Hasan considered it disliked that a verse of prostration should be omitted in order to avoid prostration.

Hazrat Shahr bin Hawshab says that omitting the verse of prostration to avoid performing sajdah is a practice invented by the people.