The Rawatib Prayer for the Traveler Who Prays Jumu'ah

Question:
If a traveler prays Jumu'ah in a certain country, does he perform the sunnah or not? If a traveler prays Jumu'ah in a country with an imam who delivers the khutbah, does he perform the sunnah?

Answer:
The traveler who is permitted to shorten the prayer does not pray the rawatib. He does not pray the rawatib. 'Abdullah ibn 'Umar (may Allah be pleased with him) was asked about this and said, "If I were praying a voluntary prayer, I would complete it." He meant that if he were praying a voluntary prayer, for the voluntary prayer is called a subhah. If I were praying a voluntary prayer, I would complete it. So the one who shortens the prayer does not pray the rawatib with it. But he prays the absolute voluntary prayers, such as standing in night prayer, witr, and the rawatib of Fajr. He does not leave these off, whether resident or traveling. Yes.

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