The ruling on praying in the Mus'a within the Haram if the rows are not connected
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Question:
The Shaykh's issue is whether the prayer in the Mus'a within the Haram becomes valid if the rows are not connected.
Answer:
There is scholarly disagreement on this. As long as there is no dire necessity, one should enter and pray with the rows from inside. This is because if he prays behind the Mus'a and there is a possibility that he can enter and join the rows, he should do so. However, they differed significantly on this matter, so he should not expose himself to danger. No, he does not pray there. Why does he not pray there? The congregation prays for themselves. If they have an excuse, they pray for themselves in their homes. As for praying with the Haram, no, unless the Haram becomes narrow and the rows extend to their homes.
The Shaykh's issue is whether the prayer in the Mus'a within the Haram becomes valid if the rows are not connected.
Answer:
There is scholarly disagreement on this. As long as there is no dire necessity, one should enter and pray with the rows from inside. This is because if he prays behind the Mus'a and there is a possibility that he can enter and join the rows, he should do so. However, they differed significantly on this matter, so he should not expose himself to danger. No, he does not pray there. Why does he not pray there? The congregation prays for themselves. If they have an excuse, they pray for themselves in their homes. As for praying with the Haram, no, unless the Haram becomes narrow and the rows extend to their homes.
Source
الصلاة خلف المسعى في الحرم — alfawzan.live
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