Clarification of the issue: Does prohibition imply invalidity?
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Question:
Does prohibition imply invalidity and nullity? Is the thigh an awrah (part of the body that must be covered)? Yes, the thigh is an awrah. If the obligatory prayer has been established, should the one who is praying a voluntary prayer exit the prayer with the taslim (closing salam)? If you are able to complete it before the takbir al-ihram (opening takbir), then complete it. If you are not able to, then exit the prayer. This is because catching the takbir al-ihram with the imam is better than the world and all that it contains.
Answer:
As for the first question, which is that prohibition implies invalidity, this requires a great deal of discussion. When we are finished, I may see you and explain the topic to you.
Does prohibition imply invalidity and nullity? Is the thigh an awrah (part of the body that must be covered)? Yes, the thigh is an awrah. If the obligatory prayer has been established, should the one who is praying a voluntary prayer exit the prayer with the taslim (closing salam)? If you are able to complete it before the takbir al-ihram (opening takbir), then complete it. If you are not able to, then exit the prayer. This is because catching the takbir al-ihram with the imam is better than the world and all that it contains.
Answer:
As for the first question, which is that prohibition implies invalidity, this requires a great deal of discussion. When we are finished, I may see you and explain the topic to you.
Source
تفسير ايات الاحكام -22 — af.org.sa (13:52)
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