The ruling on praying voluntary prayers in a car while driving
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, the questioner says: I go to work and my car is facing the qiblah. Is it valid for me to pray a voluntary prayer while I am driving, and I am able to bow with a gesture so that it does not affect my driving of the car? And during the journey, it deviates from the qiblah. Is my prayer valid? This is in travel, this is specifically in travel, as for in the city
Answer:
If you reach the office, pray two rak'ahs, or whatever you want, or before you leave the house, pray two rak'ahs. As for you praying in the car, that is specific to travelers, and this is not a traveler.
Honorable Shaykh, the questioner says: I go to work and my car is facing the qiblah. Is it valid for me to pray a voluntary prayer while I am driving, and I am able to bow with a gesture so that it does not affect my driving of the car? And during the journey, it deviates from the qiblah. Is my prayer valid? This is in travel, this is specifically in travel, as for in the city
Answer:
If you reach the office, pray two rak'ahs, or whatever you want, or before you leave the house, pray two rak'ahs. As for you praying in the car, that is specific to travelers, and this is not a traveler.
Source
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