The ruling on standing between the pillars in prayer
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Question:
May Allah reward you. The questioner asks: What is the ruling on standing between the pillars in prayer? And how does one hear from the one who enters the mosque and finds the worshippers lined up between the pillars, and it is not long at all? Does he lengthen it? He said: If he stands facing his face, do you preach?
Answer:
It is disliked to stand between the pillars unless there is a need for it, if the mosque is narrow. If the mosque is narrow, then they pray between the pillars, and the dislike is removed due to the need. But if there is no need, then standing between the pillars is disliked because they break up the rows. So if you come and there is a row between the pillars and a row in front of it or behind it, and there is a gap in it, then you are in the row that is not between the pillars. Yes.
May Allah reward you. The questioner asks: What is the ruling on standing between the pillars in prayer? And how does one hear from the one who enters the mosque and finds the worshippers lined up between the pillars, and it is not long at all? Does he lengthen it? He said: If he stands facing his face, do you preach?
Answer:
It is disliked to stand between the pillars unless there is a need for it, if the mosque is narrow. If the mosque is narrow, then they pray between the pillars, and the dislike is removed due to the need. But if there is no need, then standing between the pillars is disliked because they break up the rows. So if you come and there is a row between the pillars and a row in front of it or behind it, and there is a gap in it, then you are in the row that is not between the pillars. Yes.
Source
الصلاة بين السواري — alfawzan.live
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