Category: Salat
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Question ID 5677 Tuesday 26th of April 2022
Question:
Salam Alakium Thank you for the answer on question 5674. What if I go to my usal work place and I visit a friend which is 5 or 10km away after my work or decide to stay sleep at my friends house after work. I follow Sayyed Sistani. Wa Salam Alakium
Answer:
Wa Alaykum Assalam wr wb
Your usual work place is like your residence. Going to 5 to 10 kilometres
does not mean traveling. Traveling distance is 44.5 klm or more.
Wassalam.
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Question ID 5674 Saturday 23rd of April 2022
Question:
Salam Alakium I usually travel to work 15 times a month 120km back and forward. I am therefore a traveller. However, sometimes I will travel for another purpose than work to the same city, e.g. going for dinner or so. Should I pray qasr or full? Wa Salam Alakium
Answer:
Wa Alaykum Assalam wr wb.
If you travel for other reason not your work, you are a usual traveler and
your Salah is Qasr.
Wassalam.
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Question ID 5664 Tuesday 5th of April 2022
Question:
Does qiyam before ruku applies to furada namaz because after reciting al hamd and other sura without waiting i have gone to ruku? Is my prayer valid
Answer:
Yes, it is valid.
You did Qiyam when you were reciting Al-Hamd and Sura.
Wassalam.
Question ID 5652 Thursday 10th of March 2022
Question:
Salam Alaikum, I live in Syracuse NY and work in Buffalo NY which is 150 miles away. I travel to Buffalo from Syracuse on Sunday night and come back from Buffalo to Syracuse Thursday evening every week. Am I considered Kaseer us Safar and have to pray full and fast? Thank you, Wassalam
Answer:
Wa Alaykum Assalam wr wb.
As you travel for work three days or more every week, your Prayer must be
full in both places and you must fast during the month of Ramadan.
Wassalam.
Question ID 5613 Sunday 19th of December 2021
Question:
Salamu Aleikum Sayed, Can one preform tayyammum using the hardened turba of Imam Hussain (as)? Wsalam
Answer:
*Wa Alaykum Assalam wr wb.*
*Yes if the size of the Turbah is big enough for both hands.*
*Wassalam.*
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