The Ruling on Combining and Shortening Prayers During a Stay
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Question:
The questioner says: If I travel from one city to another and intend to stay for three days, do I combine and shorten the prayers for that duration?
Answer:
If you reside in a city during your travel and there are mosques around you, do not cut yourself off from the mosques while you hear the adhan. Go and pray with the congregation, and pray every prayer in its time with the congregation. However, if there are no mosques near you and your stay is three or four days or less, and there are no mosques, you may shorten the prayers, but there is no need to combine them because you are at rest. Combining is only done while traveling on the road. As long as you are settled and at rest, pray every prayer in its time. Yes.
The questioner says: If I travel from one city to another and intend to stay for three days, do I combine and shorten the prayers for that duration?
Answer:
If you reside in a city during your travel and there are mosques around you, do not cut yourself off from the mosques while you hear the adhan. Go and pray with the congregation, and pray every prayer in its time with the congregation. However, if there are no mosques near you and your stay is three or four days or less, and there are no mosques, you may shorten the prayers, but there is no need to combine them because you are at rest. Combining is only done while traveling on the road. As long as you are settled and at rest, pray every prayer in its time. Yes.
Source
مجالس رمضان 1429هـ - 05 — alfawzan.live (20:45)
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