How a traveler prays the 'Isha' prayer behind an imam who is praying the Maghrib prayer
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Question:
The questioner asks: What is the manner of the 'Isha' prayer for a traveler if he joins a congregation praying Maghrib, given that he intends to shorten the prayer?
Answer:
If he is shortening the prayer, he prays two rak'ahs with them. He considers the two rak'ahs of tarawih as the shortened obligatory prayer; he considers it the shortened obligatory prayer. As for if he missed the prayer and is completing it, he joins them and prays the two rak'ahs. When the imam concludes the prayer, he stands up and completes his prayer. Yes. He completes it; when he concludes, he stands up and completes it. Yes. No, because 'Isha' and Maghrib are not shortened. Yes.
The questioner asks: What is the manner of the 'Isha' prayer for a traveler if he joins a congregation praying Maghrib, given that he intends to shorten the prayer?
Answer:
If he is shortening the prayer, he prays two rak'ahs with them. He considers the two rak'ahs of tarawih as the shortened obligatory prayer; he considers it the shortened obligatory prayer. As for if he missed the prayer and is completing it, he joins them and prays the two rak'ahs. When the imam concludes the prayer, he stands up and completes his prayer. Yes. He completes it; when he concludes, he stands up and completes it. Yes. No, because 'Isha' and Maghrib are not shortened. Yes.
Source
كلمات رمضانية 04-09-1432هـ — alfawzan.live (33:02)
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