The ruling on the funeral prayer for one who prayed in another mosque
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The questioner:
The presenter says: Honorable Shaykh, a person came to the mosque to pray over a funeral, and he had already prayed in his neighborhood mosque, but they had not prayed in that mosque. What should he do?
The Shaykh:
Yes.
The questioner:
He had already prayed in his neighborhood mosque and did not pray in the mosque where the funeral is. What should he do? Does he pray with them, or does he separate something?
The Shaykh:
If the prayer is established, and he enters the mosque while the prayer is being performed, he enters with them, and it becomes a voluntary prayer for him. It becomes a voluntary prayer for him, and he does not sit, but rather he prays with them, even if he had prayed in another mosque. He prays it with them, and it becomes a voluntary prayer for him, and the better option is that it is an obligatory prayer. Yes.
The presenter says: Honorable Shaykh, a person came to the mosque to pray over a funeral, and he had already prayed in his neighborhood mosque, but they had not prayed in that mosque. What should he do?
The Shaykh:
Yes.
The questioner:
He had already prayed in his neighborhood mosque and did not pray in the mosque where the funeral is. What should he do? Does he pray with them, or does he separate something?
The Shaykh:
If the prayer is established, and he enters the mosque while the prayer is being performed, he enters with them, and it becomes a voluntary prayer for him. It becomes a voluntary prayer for him, and he does not sit, but rather he prays with them, even if he had prayed in another mosque. He prays it with them, and it becomes a voluntary prayer for him, and the better option is that it is an obligatory prayer. Yes.
Source
إعادة الصلاة مع قوم لم يصلوها — alfawzan.live
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