The Ruling on the Prayer of the Sun’s Radiance After 'Isha'
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Question:
The setting of the sun, is the prayer of the sun’s radiance ten rak'ahs in the day and night? Are they temporary rawatib in superstition? And is it permissible for a Muslim to pray the prayer of the sun’s radiance, one rak'ah after 'Isha', which occurs after Fajr?
Answer:
No, he does not get the reward of the rawatib, but rather he gets the reward of standing in night prayer. If he prays after 'Isha' one rak'ah, or twenty, or less, or more, this is standing in night prayer. As for the rawatib, they are lost when their times pass. Yes.
The setting of the sun, is the prayer of the sun’s radiance ten rak'ahs in the day and night? Are they temporary rawatib in superstition? And is it permissible for a Muslim to pray the prayer of the sun’s radiance, one rak'ah after 'Isha', which occurs after Fajr?
Answer:
No, he does not get the reward of the rawatib, but rather he gets the reward of standing in night prayer. If he prays after 'Isha' one rak'ah, or twenty, or less, or more, this is standing in night prayer. As for the rawatib, they are lost when their times pass. Yes.
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