The ruling on combining two sunnah prayers in a single intention
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Question:
What is the ruling on combining two sunnah prayers in a single intention, such as a person who did not perform the sunnah of Maghrib, then entered the mosque and combined it with the greeting of the mosque?
Answer:
He gets what he intended, for deeds are by intentions, and every person gets what he intended. So he gets what he intended, but his reward is less than the reward of the one who performs the sunnah. His reward is less.
The presenter:
We ask Allah, Glorified and Exalted is He, to reward you with the best reward, O Honorable Shaykh. And Allah knows best, and may Allah send blessings and peace upon our Prophet Muhammad.
What is the ruling on combining two sunnah prayers in a single intention, such as a person who did not perform the sunnah of Maghrib, then entered the mosque and combined it with the greeting of the mosque?
Answer:
He gets what he intended, for deeds are by intentions, and every person gets what he intended. So he gets what he intended, but his reward is less than the reward of the one who performs the sunnah. His reward is less.
The presenter:
We ask Allah, Glorified and Exalted is He, to reward you with the best reward, O Honorable Shaykh. And Allah knows best, and may Allah send blessings and peace upon our Prophet Muhammad.
Source
نية الصلاتين في واحدة — alfawzan.live
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