What is the ruling on one who is forced to miss the tarawih prayer?
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Question:
The questioner says: Some employers set the work hours from eight in the evening to three in the morning, which is seven hours, and therefore the workers are unable to pray the tarawih prayer, only the 'Isha' prayer. What is the ruling in this matter so that they can pray the tarawih prayer?
Answer:
The tarawih prayer is not obligatory upon them, so if they do not pray it, they owe nothing. But if they wish, and they have a desire for good, they pray after their work ends, praying whatever is easy for them after the end of work or in the last part of the night.
The questioner says: Some employers set the work hours from eight in the evening to three in the morning, which is seven hours, and therefore the workers are unable to pray the tarawih prayer, only the 'Isha' prayer. What is the ruling in this matter so that they can pray the tarawih prayer?
Answer:
The tarawih prayer is not obligatory upon them, so if they do not pray it, they owe nothing. But if they wish, and they have a desire for good, they pray after their work ends, praying whatever is easy for them after the end of work or in the last part of the night.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، ما حكم من تفوته صلاة التراويح مرغما؟ — youtube.com
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