The Prayer of Fear in the Maghrib Prayer in the Presence of the Enemy

Question:
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh. This questioner says: If the enemy is in the direction of the qiblah, and the two rows have not turned around, how is the Prayer of Fear performed in the time of Maghrib?

Answer:
No, he prays the Fajr prayer, two rak'ahs, in Maghrib just as he does other than in Hajj. The imam prays two rak'ahs with them at the beginning of the prayer, then they pray for themselves. The imam remains standing when he rises from the first tashahhud to the third rak'ah; he stays standing, and they complete the third rak'ah for themselves. Then they say the taslim and go to their guard positions. Then the group that is on guard comes and prays the remaining rak'ah with the imam. Then, when the imam says the taslim, they complete it for themselves, or the imam waits in the final tashahhud until they complete the two rak'ahs for themselves, and then they say the taslim with him.