Combining and shortening prayers for a traveler leaving al-Qassim before or after the adhan
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Question:
He says: I am a student living in al-Qassim, studying at Qassim University. I go back and forth weekly, returning on a day like this Wednesday, and I leave al-Qassim at twelve o'clock. Is it permissible for me to combine the Dhuhr and Asr prayers, whether I leave after the adhan or before it? Also, what are the limits of my arrival at the city here?
Answer:
If you leave your place of residence and begin your journey before the time for prayer, you combine and shorten the prayers on the way. However, if the time for prayer arrives while you are still in your place of residence, you pray Dhuhr in full, and combine Asr with it as two rak'ahs after leaving your place of residence. You pray Dhuhr in full because it became obligatory upon you before you left your place of residence, and you combine Asr with it, shortening it.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
He says: I am a student living in al-Qassim, studying at Qassim University. I go back and forth weekly, returning on a day like this Wednesday, and I leave al-Qassim at twelve o'clock. Is it permissible for me to combine the Dhuhr and Asr prayers, whether I leave after the adhan or before it? Also, what are the limits of my arrival at the city here?
Answer:
If you leave your place of residence and begin your journey before the time for prayer, you combine and shorten the prayers on the way. However, if the time for prayer arrives while you are still in your place of residence, you pray Dhuhr in full, and combine Asr with it as two rak'ahs after leaving your place of residence. You pray Dhuhr in full because it became obligatory upon you before you left your place of residence, and you combine Asr with it, shortening it.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
Source
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