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Rulings on prayer
Turning power back on during the prayer after a power outage
SaveIf someone travels westwards and the times for prayer and breaking the fast at sunset are later than the times in the country that he left
SaveRuling on interrupting prayer in the event of an earthquake or fire; what is the ruling on one who continues praying and dies?
It is not permissible for one who fears that he himself may die, or that someone whose life is protected according to Islamic law whom he could save may die, to continue praying, and he is sinning by doing that. If he dies or is injured, then he is regarded as having thrown himself into destruction.SaveIf she prays in front of men, should she pray sitting? Should she put prayers together?
SaveIf he starts to get up for a fifth rak‘ah and the people say “Subhaan-Allah” before he has stood up completely, what should he do?
SaveCan he omit prostration or put prayers together at home, because he is afraid of contracting coronavirus if he prostrates in his workplace?
SaveHow can someone who is wearing PPE (personal protective equipment) to guard against viruses do wudoo’ and pray?
SaveNaafil prayers that it is permissible to do at times when prayer is otherwise forbidden
SaveA baseless hadith about thinking to oneself in prayer
Thinking to oneself whilst praying about things that have nothing to do with the prayer detracts from its reward, but it does not invalidate the prayer altogether.SaveA man died during an obligatory prayer; should those who are around him exit the prayer because of that?
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