Relying on the Umm al-Qura Calendar for Fasting and a Woman's Prayer
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Question:
The questioner asks: Some people say that the Fajr prayer should be delayed and that one should not rely on the Umm al-Qura calendar because the time has not yet entered. Is this correct? And is it correct for women to pray in their homes immediately when the adhan is called?
Answer:
The Muslim fasts with the Muslims, and the Muslims in this country have relied on the calendar. They have relied on the calendar, and the Ministry distributes it to the mosques. It is approved by the one in authority and approved by the scholars, and no error has been found in it. So the one who says there is an error in it is the one who is mistaken. The Muslim fasts with the Muslims and does not deviate from them. As for the women, when the mu'adhdhins call the adhan, she prays. She prays if she wishes, and if she is delayed a little, there is no harm. Yes.
The questioner asks: Some people say that the Fajr prayer should be delayed and that one should not rely on the Umm al-Qura calendar because the time has not yet entered. Is this correct? And is it correct for women to pray in their homes immediately when the adhan is called?
Answer:
The Muslim fasts with the Muslims, and the Muslims in this country have relied on the calendar. They have relied on the calendar, and the Ministry distributes it to the mosques. It is approved by the one in authority and approved by the scholars, and no error has been found in it. So the one who says there is an error in it is the one who is mistaken. The Muslim fasts with the Muslims and does not deviate from them. As for the women, when the mu'adhdhins call the adhan, she prays. She prays if she wishes, and if she is delayed a little, there is no harm. Yes.
Source
مجالس رمضان 1428هـ - 02 — alfawzan.live (21:27)
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