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amin22
10-16-2012, 05:22 AM
Salam,

I have a question regarding performing Salat and listening to prayers from youtube. An example of this, I search salat al3icha in youtube, then I pray with the men and women in the video. Basically I follow the imam in the video. Could you please tell me if I am allowed to do this?

Jazaka Allah khayrane.
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Insaanah
10-16-2012, 06:18 PM
:sl:

No this is not allowed.

http://islamqa.info/en/ref/50245/praying%20TV

It is not permissible for anyone to follow the imam via radio or TV, because prayer in congregation means being together in the same place, so it has to be in one place and the rows should be connected to one another (i.e. immediately behind one another). It is not permissible to pray via radio or TV because they do not meet these criteria.

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It is not permissible for men or women, weak or strong, to pray in their houses, individually or in groups, following the prayer of the imam in the mosque via the loudspeakers, whether that is an obligatory prayer or supererogatory (naafil), Jumu’ah or any other prayer, whether their houses are behind the imam or in front of him, because the obligatory prayers must be offered in congregation in the mosque by men who are strong and in good health, but women and men who are weak and in poor health are excused from that duty.
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amin22
10-17-2012, 03:54 AM
Please,

I am still waiting for an answer. I use youtube video to pray sometimes after Ishaa, for example Sudaiss in MECCA performing salat. Am i allowed to follow Sudaiss in my Salat, therefore pray as jama3a.

Thank you
Amin
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AabiruSabeel
10-17-2012, 04:54 AM
:sl:

The question has already been answered above. You cannot pray along with the imam on radio or TV/youtube because one of the conditions for a congregational prayer (Jama3a) is that there should be continuity between the Imam and all his followers, and they should all be in the same place. If there are wide gaps in between then your prayer will be invalid.
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amin22
10-18-2012, 01:16 AM
Salam Brother,

Thank you for the answer. However, my intentions are not to pray jama3a but only the wish to pray listening to a good and long recitation from Sudaiss. I would still go to the mosque for Jama3a, Friday prayer and taraweeh. What do you think in this case? Also, I would use youtube only after Ishaa for witr. I like have khouchou3 so that s why I like to listen to Sudaiss.

Thank you for your help
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Insaanah
11-22-2012, 02:21 PM
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format_quote Originally Posted by amin22
Thank you for the answer. However, my intentions are not to pray jama3a but only the wish to pray listening to a good and long recitation from Sudaiss.
If you are praying at home, you should be reciting your own recitation or listening to that of the person physically present who is leading you in prayer. Whichever recording you watch on TV, is in a different country thousands of miles away, at a different time, and it is not valid for you, no matter how nice it is or which imam it is.

There are rules for prayer. We cannot make our own rules, and say that it will improve our prayer or encourage us or help us in khushoo3.

The imam must be physically present, and the recitation we listen to must be the imam who is physically present and we are in the rows behind him. Not something on TV or the internet.

But if the prayer being led by an imam is being prayed say in Makkah and being relayed on TV or radio worldwide, it would not be permissible for a person to pray along with the imam in a distant place simply by hearing him on the radio or watching in on television… (say in Jeddah, or Bombay, or New York, etc.).

The prayer of the person is only valid if he is physically present in one of the rows of worshippers praying behind the imam leading the prayer.
http://www.islamhelpline.com/node/1777

It is not permissible to be led by an Imam through a radio or a TV set when performing the prayer, whether Taraweeh prayer or other prayers.
http://www.islamweb.net/emainpage/in...twaId&Id=86940

Hope that makes it clear.

:sl:
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ardianto
11-22-2012, 03:29 PM
format_quote Originally Posted by amin22
my intentions are not to pray jama3a but only the wish to pray listening to a good and long recitation from Sudaiss.
:sl:

You can listen to recitation from Shaykh Sudaiss after you finish your salah, not during salah.
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جوري
11-22-2012, 03:45 PM
Sob7an Allah I didn't know this.. I have the Quran on all day in my room and often make salaat with it in the background.. I am sad to learn the above
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Signor
11-22-2012, 04:35 PM
When the Qur'an is recited, listen to it and be quiet so that hopefully you will gain mercy. (Surat al-A'raf; 204) The Qur'an is the Divine word of Allah. Hence, the respect shown to Allah must be displayed to His word as well. Being silent and listening is a sincere sign of this act of respect. Some people consider it sufficient to hear the Qur'an on the radio in an environment where everyone is otherwise occupied and inattentive. However, because the Qur'an is the sublime word of Allah, it must be received with attention and respect. Moreover, one should contemplate the verses and pay heed to them.
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simple one
05-09-2016, 05:38 PM
listen,
no one even got your question correct enough to answer you correctly.

your question, as I understand it, is this: I am praying at home. not behind an imaam. just me. by myself. and I haven't memorized the quraan.
I would like to stay in salaah longer than usual , and enjoy the recitation of quran. but, i haven't memorized enough.
so, if I program my computer to play a surah or two, while I am standing in salaah, and while it is being recited in the computer, i am also reciting it myself, in my salaah.

then, the PC program pauses for a few seconds to minutes, to allow me to perform my rukuh and sadjah, and tasahhud (if any).
then, it goes back to reciting another surah, with which, I also recite in my salaah.

is it allowed? Am I allowed to do that?

i am NOT trying to follow an imaam thousands of miles away or just a few blocks away.
i do not have an Imaam in front of me, whom I should be following.

this is a question of an individual salaah, where I want to be able to recite quraan longer and since i haven't yet memorized the quraan, i feel i am missing a large portion of the pleasure of reciting the quran in salaah.

that is why i am asking this question.

now, let's see what answers we get.

whew!!!
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Khalid Saifullah
05-10-2016, 12:14 PM
On the question of the guy following the computer in salaat .... not allowed .

A person should make tasbeeh during the salaat whilst learning the essentials of salaat in the meanwhile. You can't follow an external device in salaah .... it invalidates it.

And Allâh Ta’ala knows best
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zahrasandher
05-10-2016, 07:07 PM
atually, when i first started to learn how to pray, I had you tube on to hear, and paper in front of me...
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Misbah0411
05-10-2016, 10:13 PM
What you can do is have the transliteration of the surah on paper on the floor below where you make the sujud. Eventually you will learn the surah. You can also do this for the Tashahud.
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Sawaali
04-24-2020, 07:36 PM
Can I modify this question somewhat...

I am resident in Saudi Arabia.

These Corona times do not allow for prayer or Taraweeh to be performed in a mosque or masjid.

With my TV turned on LIVE from Makkah... CAN I FOLLOW THE IMAM AT THE HARAM DURING ISHA PRAYER AND TARAWEEH...?
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AabiruSabeel
04-24-2020, 08:49 PM
:salam:

The ruling for congregational prayer is still the same. It will not be allowed to follow a distant imam on live TV or radio. The prayer will not be valid.

Please see the links to Fatwa given in above posts. The imam and those praying behind him should be at the same place and there should be continuity till the last row of people praying behind him.


Please watch:

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