Sleeping after Fajr due to work circumstances and missing the congregation
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The questioner:
Due to work circumstances, a person may be forced to sleep after praying Fajr, or in the early morning hours,
The Shaykh:
he is deceived.
The questioner:
Due to work circumstances, a person may be forced to sleep after praying Fajr, or in the early morning hours, which may lead to his inability to pray the midday prayer in congregation, and likewise in some of the other prayers. Is there anything required of him?
The Shaykh:
There is no blame on him for sleeping and resting, but he must take the means to get up for prayer, either by setting an alarm at the time, or by instructing someone from his family to wake him up. So he takes the means to get up for prayer. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah send blessings upon you.
Due to work circumstances, a person may be forced to sleep after praying Fajr, or in the early morning hours,
The Shaykh:
he is deceived.
The questioner:
Due to work circumstances, a person may be forced to sleep after praying Fajr, or in the early morning hours, which may lead to his inability to pray the midday prayer in congregation, and likewise in some of the other prayers. Is there anything required of him?
The Shaykh:
There is no blame on him for sleeping and resting, but he must take the means to get up for prayer, either by setting an alarm at the time, or by instructing someone from his family to wake him up. So he takes the means to get up for prayer. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah send blessings upon you.
Source
بلوغ المرام [10] — alfawzan.live (55:56)
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