The ruling on a worshiper joining the imam in combining prayers with the intention of a voluntary prayer
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Question:
The Shaykh said: The questioner says: On this day, I prayed in a mosque where the imam combined the Maghrib and 'Isha' prayers. Since the hardship was slight, I joined the imam when he prayed 'Isha' with the intention of a voluntary prayer. Is my action correct?
Answer:
Why did you join him? Why did you not leave? As long as you are not at ease with the combining, leave. Pray with him; this is a beneficial act. But in any case, there is no blame on you for what you did, but if you had left, the matter would have been more open for you. Yes.
The Shaykh said: The questioner says: On this day, I prayed in a mosque where the imam combined the Maghrib and 'Isha' prayers. Since the hardship was slight, I joined the imam when he prayed 'Isha' with the intention of a voluntary prayer. Is my action correct?
Answer:
Why did you join him? Why did you not leave? As long as you are not at ease with the combining, leave. Pray with him; this is a beneficial act. But in any case, there is no blame on you for what you did, but if you had left, the matter would have been more open for you. Yes.
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