The ruling on praying in a guard post when a non-Muslim mosque is nearby
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Question:
And the Shaykh’s other matter: I am Harith, living in a workers’ housing. That is, that is, that is. In workers’ housing for non-Muslims, and there is a non-Muslim mosque near me, and I pray in my place and do not go to the mosque; because if I go to the mosque, they bring in forbidden things. Is my prayer valid?
Answer:
Yes, if the guards are present, if you go to the mosque the guards are present, and a condition is met in your going, then you pray in the guard post, yes.
And the Shaykh’s other matter: I am Harith, living in a workers’ housing. That is, that is, that is. In workers’ housing for non-Muslims, and there is a non-Muslim mosque near me, and I pray in my place and do not go to the mosque; because if I go to the mosque, they bring in forbidden things. Is my prayer valid?
Answer:
Yes, if the guards are present, if you go to the mosque the guards are present, and a condition is met in your going, then you pray in the guard post, yes.
Source
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