A traveler began the prayer in full, but it became invalid; is he required to repeat it in full?

The questioner : Yes. There is a reasoning regarding the interruption of the prayer, similar to the reasoning for the one who enters the state of ihram.

The Shaykh : A sane resident.

The questioner : One who prays behind an imam. He entered ihram in a camp. A camp. I mean a camp.

The Shaykh : I mean he followed, he followed a resident imam.

The questioner : And then the prayer was interrupted. The interruption of the prayer means he became ritually impure. He left the mosque and performed ablution. He has to pray four rak'ahs because of this. Because whoever intends something, it is returned to him. I mean, this became obligatory upon him until he prays four rak'ahs. Because it was returned to him.

The Shaykh : Yes, I mean this is also a valid specification that when he began it in full, it became obligatory because he committed to it in full, but these people say he committed to it in full and then it became invalid,