Remembering during prayer that one is not in a state of wudu'
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Question:
The questioner says: I prayed in congregation, and then I remembered that I was not in a state of wudu'. I completed the prayer with the congregation and then repeated it at home by myself. What is required of me?
Answer:
If you knew during the prayer that you were not in a state of wudu', it is not permissible for you to continue. You must leave. If one person steps forward and prays with them, they should restart the prayer with him. Praise be to Allah. Otherwise, they wait until you perform wudu' and come to pray with them. As for if you prayed while assuming you were in a state of wudu', and then after you finished the prayer it became clear to you that you were not in a state of wudu', their prayer is valid, and you repeat the prayer. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
The questioner says: I prayed in congregation, and then I remembered that I was not in a state of wudu'. I completed the prayer with the congregation and then repeated it at home by myself. What is required of me?
Answer:
If you knew during the prayer that you were not in a state of wudu', it is not permissible for you to continue. You must leave. If one person steps forward and prays with them, they should restart the prayer with him. Praise be to Allah. Otherwise, they wait until you perform wudu' and come to pray with them. As for if you prayed while assuming you were in a state of wudu', and then after you finished the prayer it became clear to you that you were not in a state of wudu', their prayer is valid, and you repeat the prayer. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
Source
بلوغ المرام 02-08-1434هـ — alfawzan.live (55:51)
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