The ruling on shortening the prayer and breaking the fast for one who intends to stay for more than four days
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Question:
May Allah bless you. Shaykh, what is the ruling, what is the ruling on shortening the prayer? Look. Knowing that. I have the intention to leave this country, and how, look? May Allah bless you. The resident in the country.
Answer:
To whom he traveled, if he intends to stay for more than four days, knowing that he will stay for more than four days for study or otherwise, it is not permissible for him to shorten the prayer or break the fast in Ramadan; because he has become a resident, the travel has ended, so he fasts Ramadan and prays fully, and prays with the congregation if there is a congregation around him, considering himself a resident just as he is in his own country, because he is not a traveler.
May Allah bless you. Shaykh, what is the ruling, what is the ruling on shortening the prayer? Look. Knowing that. I have the intention to leave this country, and how, look? May Allah bless you. The resident in the country.
Answer:
To whom he traveled, if he intends to stay for more than four days, knowing that he will stay for more than four days for study or otherwise, it is not permissible for him to shorten the prayer or break the fast in Ramadan; because he has become a resident, the travel has ended, so he fasts Ramadan and prays fully, and prays with the congregation if there is a congregation around him, considering himself a resident just as he is in his own country, because he is not a traveler.
Source
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