Q: While I was reciting the Surah (Qur’anic chapter) [after Surah Al-Fatihah] in the second Rak‘ah (unit of Prayer) of the Fajr (Dawn) Prayer on Monday 23/9/1411 A.H., I thought that I had not recited Surah Al-Fatihah. In fact, I am not sure when the thought came to me, it was either when I rose up for the second Rak‘ah, or when I started reciting the Surah or during recitation. So, I recited Al-Fatihah and followed it with some Ayat (Qur’anic verses) from the Surah that I had been reciting. I then performed Sujud-ul-Sahw (Prostration of Forgetfulness) before saying the Taslim (salutation of peace ending the Prayer). Upon concluding the Salah (Prayer), I reproached the Ma’mums (persons being led by an Imam in Prayer) - who were over fifty people - for not letting me know. After all people had left, two men stayed behind and told me that I had recited Surah Al-Fatihah twice, meaning that I was mistaken when I first thought that I had not recited it. What is the ruling on that Salah in which I recited Al-Fatihah twice (in the same Rak‘ah) and then performed Sujud-ul-Sahw?