Is it permissible for a praying person to leave the congregational prayer because those next to him have eaten garlic or onions or have been smoking, and this is making it hard for him to maintain submissiveness during prayer?
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Circumstances in which the one Praying Alone is Allowed to Break Prayer and Join the Congregation
Is it permissible for the one praying alone to break his prayer to join the congregation?
No Harm in Praying Immediately after Azan
Am I permitted to perform prayer immediately after Azan (Call to prayer)? Although I read on a website an answer regarding woman's prayer, and it permitted performing prayers immediately after the Azan save the Dawn prayer?
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Is Admonishing Prayer performers after Congregational Prayer Considered an Act of Disturbance?
It often happens that a preacher stands up after congregational prayer to deliver a sermon. This usually disturbs people who joined the congregation late and hinders those who have finished prayer from remembering Allah. Is this considered an act of disturbance? Should the preacher be asked to delay the preaching until after the praying people finish remembering Allah?
Incessancy is a Condition for Combining two Prayers
While combining prayers, is it permissible for a person to leave the Masjid to run an errand, after performing Duhr(Noon) for instance, and return afterwards to catch the second Rakah of Asr(Afternoon) prayer?
Presence of Congregation upon Starting the Second Prayer is amongst the Conditions for Valid Combination
A man arrived late for Maghrib prayer. However, the Imam had made the intention to combine Maghrib and Isha` because of rain. The late comer joined the congregation during the first Rakah of Isha` prayer, offered the three Rakahs of Mghrib and made Tasleem. Then, he stood up and rejoined the congregation, during the fourth Rakah of Isha,` to combine Isha` with Maghrib. Is this valid or not?
Is Women`s Following an Imam Invalidated by the Malfunctioning of Speakers in their Musala?
We live in Australia and our mosque is made of adjacent houses where the Imam leads the prayer from the first house (Main mosque). A week ago, the Imam forgot to turn the microphone on and so the women couldn`t hear him. Therefore, they decided to make a congregation of their own. One of them said that it isn`t permissible to have two congregations at the same time, but another replied that they can`t follow the Imam because they can`t hear him. Is the prayer of those women valid? Kindly clarify with special reference to the Shafie position.
Mother Orders Son to Lead her in Prayer from Home
Sometimes, my mother orders me to lead her in prayer from home. Should I obey her although I support the scholarly opinion, which says that congregational prayer at mosque is Sunnah?
Combining two Prayers because of Rain
We have received some questions from the prayer performers at at Al-Nour Mosque/Al-Madinah Al-Riyadiyah about combining two prayers because of rain. First, what are the correct conditions, which oblige prayer performers to combine two prayers? Second, if some of them refused to adhere to those conditions and insisted on combining the two prayers, is the other party-out of enjoining kindness and forbidding inequity-obliged to clarify that the conditions for the combining aren`t met? Is that party sinful if it didn`t do so? If it was imperative upon the other party-out of enjoining kindness and forbidding inequity-to make such clarification, is it obliged to keep repeating that or it suffices to do it once to avoid incurring sin?