maghrib

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Clarification About Prayer Times  

Shaykh Sohail HanifRead

RE: can my husband go to sleep after maghrib and wake up at midnight to pray isha

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Delaying breaking a fast

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Prophetic Guidance on Going to Bed: Proper Manners of Sleep & Waking  

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Offering the Sunna Prayers

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Effective Ta’wizes

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

When Can I Sleep?

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

Guidance on performing prayer: reciting out loud; Ikhlas three times; late Asr; wudu issues

Ustadh Suheil LaherRead

Isha Time in the Summer Months in Northern Nations

Shaykh Faraz RabbaniRead

What if I pray maghrib a half hour late?

Qibla.comRead

When does a pregnant woman stop praying?

Shaykh Amjad RasheedRead

Praying at work as a nurse

Shaykh Abdul-Karim YahyaRead

Joining Prayers Due to Rain

Shaykh Amjad Rasheed, Ustadh Moustafa ElqabbanyRead

Praying on a boat

Shaykh Amjad RasheedRead

Joining Prayers While Nursing

Shaykh Amjad RasheedRead

Salat al-Tawba & Salat al-Awwabin

Shaykh Amjad RasheedRead

All of the supererogatory prayers in the Shafi’i school

Shaykh Amjad RasheedRead

How does one pray salat al-tawba (prayer of repentance) and salat al-awwabin (prayer of the oft

Shaykh Amjad RasheedRead

Arriving late for the congregation       

Ustadh Moustafa ElqabbanyRead

  In jama`ah of fajr, maghrib, and `ishaa’, do shafi`is need to silently repeat the fatiha to themselves after the imam has done so? does the imam need to repeat it to himself silently as well? I ‘ve always been taught to do this, yet someone who’s shafi`i said I shouldn’t. what’s the basis for doing so (if there is one)?

Ustadh Omar MahmoodRead