it is good that you keep up your salah by sparing abit of time whilst in school which is always hard
after asr i think is a time prohibited to pray but im not entirely sure so dont take my word
lets wait for someone more equipped with knowledge as i am stupid
it is good that you keep up your salah by sparing abit of time whilst in school which is always hard
after asr i think is a time prohibited to pray but im not entirely sure so dont take my word
lets wait for someone more equipped with knowledge as i am stupid
Brother Abdullah, it isn't hard at all. Once you're able to do something why would it be hard?
However, I can not pray fajer on time anymore. My bus arrives at the time of the prayer. I could pray before it comes, which is what I do now, but now it's at the proper time and times of the prayers change.
Is there any solution to this?????
oo, i\I could do it when i get to school. YES
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But I'm not sure what time will it be..........
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It is prohibited to pray only during the rising and setting of the sun.Rest of the times you can pray.
Confused, isn' it magrib when the sun ....
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how long is the bus journey? if its 20 - 30 mins you could say the adhan at fajr b4 the bus comes then after the journey quickly make the iqamah and pray the two rak3a teyn
how long is the bus journey? if its 20 - 30 mins you could say the adhan at fajr b4 the bus comes then after the journey quickly make the iqamah and pray the two rak3a teyn
Uhhh...long.........
You mean i would recite the adhan?
wha is iqama?
The times for fajer are still proper for the salah to be preformed on the bus stop tomorrow. The next day it won't. Tomorrow I can observe the time and see when I get to school If I have enough time to pray. I probably do because my stupid bus comes early...
I think that'll work.
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iqamah follows the adhan its a secondary call to prayer
first call to prayer for fajr then after the bus journey second call to prayer
this is what i would do
Adzan is not compulsory. You dont have to call to prayer if you already know that it is time to salah. You can just do the salah.
And Iqamah is also for congregation prayer.
The times for fajer are still proper for the salah to be preformed on the bus stop tomorrow. The next day it won't. Tomorrow I can observe the time and see when I get to school If I have enough time to pray. I probably do because my stupid bus comes early...
I think that'll work.
If you are afraid that the time for fajr prayer has passed when you arrive at school, you can always perform the fajr shalah in the bus.
Islam does not make things difficult for us to pray.
It has been repeatedly advised to the members not to give out any personal opinions and rulings on Religious issues. Please refer to the authentic sources and the works of scholars always.
There are three times in the day when one is forbidden to offer any prayers, even make up prayers which are actually considered invalid if offered at these times. These times are when the sun rises up until it is above the horizon by the length of a spear (about twenty minutes after sun rise), when the sun is at its zenith and when the sun turns dull in radiance such that one can look at it until it sets (about twenty minutes to half an hour before sun set).
It is often asked if women need to make the adhan and iqamah if they are leading the salah or praying by themselves. This is not required for women, although they may do it if they wish.
When are the best days and months to make up your fasting?
I have the hadeeths but I don't know which month is muharam etc...
If you didn't fast before, becasue your family didn't guide you to, do you have to make it up?
Do have to do anything for Eid-al -duha?
On Eid, are you OBLIGATED to do anything specific?
I'd appreciate if someone answers the questions above. I also have more:
Do the sunnets for fajer have to be made up?
I know what I'll ask now is a lot. So, may Allah,subhana wa ta'ala, reward you.
Could someone give me these recitations in Arabis with english letters?
I think that way it will be more valid. http://www.al-inaam.com/library/lmuslimwom.htm
Making a dua is confusing. I'm talking about dua you yourself word. When you know you're talking to Allah you get afraid to ask to pass a test for example. I know it sounds ridiculous to say this but it sounds ridiculous when you're asking for that from Allah. Any comments...
"Perform salat ad-Dhuha: Abu Hurairah said, "My friend (the Prophet) advised me to observe three things, not to abandon them till I die; to fast three days a month, to perform two rak'at of Duha (forenoon) salah, and to make witr before sleeping." (Bukhari and Muslim). This is one of the forgotten sunnah of the Prophet, sallallahu alayhe wasallam, that needs to be revived. Two or more rak'a should be prayed some time after the sun rises until a few moments before noon. The preferred time is when the sun is extremely hot, which usually occurs around the hour before noon. A mother has a wonderful opportunity to renew this Sunnah by teaching her children from a very young age. Have a peaceful and blessed morning!"
Which are the two rakats of duha?
Is duha, duhur?
I know that there are 4 rakats of sunnets for duhur.
4 rakats of fards.
And 2 rakats of sunnets. Are these the two rakats this hadeeth is speaking about?
As a Muslim, I greatly appreciate that you take the time to answer my questions. Jazzakallahu khairan(I think I wrote this wrongly)
sis i tried to find them but i couldn't since they encompasse wide range of topics.Instead you could look up that hadith explorer to find out about the subject you want to.It even has a index and search option.
Do the sunnets for fajer have to be made up?
It is not compulsary but its a sunnah of our beloved prophet.pbuh.
Al-Mardaawi al-Hanbali (may Allaah have mercy on him) said: The words “whoever misses any of these Sunnahs, it is Sunnah for him to make it up” – this is the well known view of our companions.
Al-Majd supported this in his commentary and it was the view favoured by Shaykh Taqiy al-Deen – i.e., Ibn Taymiyah. End quote from al-Insaaf (2/187).
Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen (may Allaah have mercy on him) said:
Making up regular Sunnah prayers is Sunnah if one misses them. The evidence for that is that when the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) slept and missed Fajr prayer, and did not wake up until after the sun had risen, he prayed the Sunnah prayer of Fajr first, then he prayed Fajr after that. End quote.
sis i tried to find them but i couldn't since they encompasse wide range of topics.Instead you could look up that hadith explorer to find out about the subject you want to.It even has a index and search option
I thuaght so. I'm not sure If I asked my question clearly though. The site you gave me doen't have the English version translated into Arabic(with English letters),as far as I've explored it.
I'm also curious to what the scholars say in reciting these duas,upon the awakening for example,in English or another language.
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