Ruling on combining prayers for a traveler who has settled in
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Question:
Is it permissible for a traveler who has settled in to combine the prayers?
Answer:
No, it is permissible. As long as shortening the prayer is permissible for him, combining is permissible for him. However, for one who has settled in, it is better that he prays each prayer in its proper time. If he is praying with the congregation of a mosque, he follows their ruling: he does not shorten or combine, but follows the ruling of the people of the mosque. If he is praying on his own in the mosque next to them, and he hears the call to prayer, and there is no congregation, then he has no prayer except for an excuse. He responds to the mu'adhdhin, prays with the Muslims, and follows their ruling regarding completing the prayer and not combining it. Yes.
Is it permissible for a traveler who has settled in to combine the prayers?
Answer:
No, it is permissible. As long as shortening the prayer is permissible for him, combining is permissible for him. However, for one who has settled in, it is better that he prays each prayer in its proper time. If he is praying with the congregation of a mosque, he follows their ruling: he does not shorten or combine, but follows the ruling of the people of the mosque. If he is praying on his own in the mosque next to them, and he hears the call to prayer, and there is no congregation, then he has no prayer except for an excuse. He responds to the mu'adhdhin, prays with the Muslims, and follows their ruling regarding completing the prayer and not combining it. Yes.
Source
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