The ruling on delaying the prayer beyond its time without an excuse
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Question:
Some young men pray the Fajr prayer, in most cases, after the sun has risen, without an excuse. Will their prayer be accepted by Allah? And do they owe the prayer at all, given that they delay it until the sun rises?
Answer:
Whoever intentionally delays the prayer beyond its time, it is not accepted from him if he prays it, because he did not pray it in the manner Allah commanded, without an excuse. As for delaying it due to a valid excuse, there is no harm. But intentionally delaying it until after its time has passed, it is not accepted.
It was mentioned in the hadith thatSunan an-Nasa'i 478Sahih (Darussalam) and his life was wasted. The meaning of missing the 'Asr prayer is missing its time. If he prays it without a valid legal excuse, having prayed it after the time for 'Asr has passed, it is not accepted. However, he must repent to Allah and perform the prayer in its time with the congregation, so that he may be among the Muslims and among the believing worshippers.
Some young men pray the Fajr prayer, in most cases, after the sun has risen, without an excuse. Will their prayer be accepted by Allah? And do they owe the prayer at all, given that they delay it until the sun rises?
Answer:
Whoever intentionally delays the prayer beyond its time, it is not accepted from him if he prays it, because he did not pray it in the manner Allah commanded, without an excuse. As for delaying it due to a valid excuse, there is no harm. But intentionally delaying it until after its time has passed, it is not accepted.
It was mentioned in the hadith that
Whoever misses 'Asr prayer
من فاتته صلاة العصر
Source
تأخير الصلاة تكاسلا — alfawzan.live
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