The ruling on doubt regarding the intention for wudu' and prayer
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Question:
May Allah protect you. Good morning, father. The questioner says: If one doubts his intention for wudu' or prayer, should he repeat them? If this is a matter of waswas (whispers of Satan),
Answer:
then he should not pay attention to it. As for if he has no waswas and only has doubt, but my brother, his standing for prayer, his wudu', his coming to the mosque, and his standing in the row—this is the intention. If a person enters the mosque with him, please. The intention is in the heart. I hope. In the heart. The heart. And vocalizing it is a bid'ah (religious innovation). So if he comes, walking in a state of wudu' and standing in the row, this is the intention, this is his intention.
May Allah protect you. Good morning, father. The questioner says: If one doubts his intention for wudu' or prayer, should he repeat them? If this is a matter of waswas (whispers of Satan),
Answer:
then he should not pay attention to it. As for if he has no waswas and only has doubt, but my brother, his standing for prayer, his wudu', his coming to the mosque, and his standing in the row—this is the intention. If a person enters the mosque with him, please. The intention is in the heart. I hope. In the heart. The heart. And vocalizing it is a bid'ah (religious innovation). So if he comes, walking in a state of wudu' and standing in the row, this is the intention, this is his intention.
Source
الشك في نية الوضوء أو الصلاة — alfawzan.live
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