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I am a college student who wishes to pray his Jummah salah at college. could you please state the conditions that are required for Jummah salah to be accepted at college if at all?

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I am a college student who wishes to pray his salah at college and I have acquired a room which can accommodate a congregation of forty or more. I am aware that there are certain conditions for Jummah but could you please clarify whether Jummah salah would be acceptable if not could you please state the conditions that are required for Jummah salah to be accepted at college if at all?

Answer

Jummah Salaah at the college will be valid. There should be no restrictions for anyone who wishes to perform Jummah at the college.

and Allah Ta’ala Knows Best

Mufti Ebrahim Desai

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