The ruling on the prayer of one who urinates in the mosque
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Question:
The father is elderly and has incontinence. When we pray in the mosque, he needs to urinate, may Allah reward you. He interrupts his prayer to go to the restroom, and I need to help him. Should I interrupt my prayer with him to help him, knowing that he prays on a chair and walks if he interrupts his prayer?
Answer:
He should not pray in the mosque, as long as his condition is that he urinates continuously while praying. He should perform wudu and pray at home immediately. He performs wudu and prays immediately, and he is excused for missing the congregation. As for you, pray with the congregation because you have no excuse. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
The father is elderly and has incontinence. When we pray in the mosque, he needs to urinate, may Allah reward you. He interrupts his prayer to go to the restroom, and I need to help him. Should I interrupt my prayer with him to help him, knowing that he prays on a chair and walks if he interrupts his prayer?
Answer:
He should not pray in the mosque, as long as his condition is that he urinates continuously while praying. He should perform wudu and pray at home immediately. He performs wudu and prays immediately, and he is excused for missing the congregation. As for you, pray with the congregation because you have no excuse. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
Source
لقاء مفتوح في الدفاع الجوي بالطائف — alfawzan.live (19:43)
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