Voluntary prayer after the shortened Asr prayer
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Question:
He says: We prayed the midday prayer in the Haram, and we prayed the Asr prayer after it, shortened. Then one of us stood up to perform a voluntary prayer, and it became unclear to the one with him how we shorten the prayer while you are performing a voluntary prayer now. Is that permissible?
Answer:
This is contrary to the Sunnah. The one who shortens the prayer does not perform the regular voluntary prayers (rawatib). Ibn 'Umar said, "If I were to be in a state of prostration, meaning performing a voluntary prayer, I would complete the prayer." The one who shortens the prayer does not perform the regular voluntary prayers, neither before it nor after it.
He says: We prayed the midday prayer in the Haram, and we prayed the Asr prayer after it, shortened. Then one of us stood up to perform a voluntary prayer, and it became unclear to the one with him how we shorten the prayer while you are performing a voluntary prayer now. Is that permissible?
Answer:
This is contrary to the Sunnah. The one who shortens the prayer does not perform the regular voluntary prayers (rawatib). Ibn 'Umar said, "If I were to be in a state of prostration, meaning performing a voluntary prayer, I would complete the prayer." The one who shortens the prayer does not perform the regular voluntary prayers, neither before it nor after it.
Source
لقاء مفتوح [الزلفي] — alfawzan.live (55:11)
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