The Ruling on One Who Repents from Delaying the Prayer
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Question:
The questioner says: Honorable Shaykh, I am a man who was upright, and praise be to Allah, but then I was afflicted with negligence in worship, in that I delay the prayer because of negligence, and sometimes two prayers. I am also one who considers it permissible, but it is either blame or obsessive thoughts. The question is: Am I a disbeliever? Knowing that I have repented to Allah and left these things, and I am aware of the prohibition of advancing the prayer?
Answer:
May you remain [well], you have repented to Allah, and praise be to Allah. So guard the prayer in the future, and Allah forgives what has passed. Repentance catches up with what came before it.
The questioner says: Honorable Shaykh, I am a man who was upright, and praise be to Allah, but then I was afflicted with negligence in worship, in that I delay the prayer because of negligence, and sometimes two prayers. I am also one who considers it permissible, but it is either blame or obsessive thoughts. The question is: Am I a disbeliever? Knowing that I have repented to Allah and left these things, and I am aware of the prohibition of advancing the prayer?
Answer:
May you remain [well], you have repented to Allah, and praise be to Allah. So guard the prayer in the future, and Allah forgives what has passed. Repentance catches up with what came before it.
Source
تأخير الصلاة بسبب الوساوس — alfawzan.live
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