What is the validity of the statement that there is no prohibited time from after the sunrise until the sun reaches its zenith on Friday?
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Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success and bless you, regarding the exception of Friday, where there is no prohibited time, which is from the rising of the sun until it reaches its zenith. Is this correct?
Answer:
The exception to the prohibition of prayer at the rising of the sun and at its zenith is the Friday prayer, because the Friday prayer, according to the school of jurisprudence, begins from the rising of the sun, from the rising of the sun, from the rising of the sun, until the time of 'Asr. The entire period is a time for the Friday prayer, in which the time of the sun's rising passes. There is no prohibition in this. They pray the Friday prayer, even at the rising of the sun.
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success and bless you, regarding the exception of Friday, where there is no prohibited time, which is from the rising of the sun until it reaches its zenith. Is this correct?
Answer:
The exception to the prohibition of prayer at the rising of the sun and at its zenith is the Friday prayer, because the Friday prayer, according to the school of jurisprudence, begins from the rising of the sun, from the rising of the sun, from the rising of the sun, until the time of 'Asr. The entire period is a time for the Friday prayer, in which the time of the sun's rising passes. There is no prohibition in this. They pray the Friday prayer, even at the rising of the sun.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [368 -2802] ما صحة القول بعدم وجود وقت نهي من بعد شروق الشمس إلى الزوال في يوم الجمعة؟ — youtube.com
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