The ruling on combining the Maghrib and 'Isha' prayers and shortening the 'Isha' prayer for travelers
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Question:
The questioner says: A group of travelers prayed the Maghrib prayer with me before they reached their hometown, so they combined the Maghrib and 'Isha' prayers and shortened the 'Isha' prayer. One of them was inclined to think that he would pray the 'Isha' prayer in his hometown, so he did not combine or shorten it. What is the ruling on their prayer and his prayer?
Answer:
If they wish, they may combine and shorten; because they are still travelers. If they wish, they may delay the 'Isha' prayer until they reach the town, and pray it in full with the congregation. This is permissible; all of it is permissible. Yes.
The questioner says: A group of travelers prayed the Maghrib prayer with me before they reached their hometown, so they combined the Maghrib and 'Isha' prayers and shortened the 'Isha' prayer. One of them was inclined to think that he would pray the 'Isha' prayer in his hometown, so he did not combine or shorten it. What is the ruling on their prayer and his prayer?
Answer:
If they wish, they may combine and shorten; because they are still travelers. If they wish, they may delay the 'Isha' prayer until they reach the town, and pray it in full with the congregation. This is permissible; all of it is permissible. Yes.
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