The ruling on crying during prayer without fear of Allah
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Question:
And if the disliked acts in prayer are not among those that invalidate it, such as the disliked acts of standing, does that suffice? Is that a stomach issue? Allah is the Greatest, Allah is the Greatest.
Answer:
Crying during prayer without fear of Allah, if it becomes apparent and audible, invalidates the prayer. Yes. If it is not out of fear of Allah, such as crying over a deceased relative, crying over a deceased relative, or crying because someone wronged him, this is not permissible outside of prayer. So if he merely cries and his voice is not heard, it does not affect the prayer. But if his voice is heard and he wails, it invalidates the prayer. Yes.
And if the disliked acts in prayer are not among those that invalidate it, such as the disliked acts of standing, does that suffice? Is that a stomach issue? Allah is the Greatest, Allah is the Greatest.
Answer:
Crying during prayer without fear of Allah, if it becomes apparent and audible, invalidates the prayer. Yes. If it is not out of fear of Allah, such as crying over a deceased relative, crying over a deceased relative, or crying because someone wronged him, this is not permissible outside of prayer. So if he merely cries and his voice is not heard, it does not affect the prayer. But if his voice is heard and he wails, it invalidates the prayer. Yes.
Source
البكاء في الصلاة — alfawzan.live
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