The ruling on breaking the prayer due to the sudden urge to urinate
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, he prayed while the sudden urge to urinate was pressing him, and then it occurred to him to break his prayer, but he regretted doing so.
Answer:
He does not break his prayer unless the urge overcomes him and he fears that it will come out without his control, in which case he breaks the prayer. As long as he is able to control it, he completes the prayer, even if this is disliked in his case, but he completes the prayer and does not break it.
Honorable Shaykh, he prayed while the sudden urge to urinate was pressing him, and then it occurred to him to break his prayer, but he regretted doing so.
Answer:
He does not break his prayer unless the urge overcomes him and he fears that it will come out without his control, in which case he breaks the prayer. As long as he is able to control it, he completes the prayer, even if this is disliked in his case, but he completes the prayer and does not break it.
Source
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