The ruling on the eclipse prayer after the dawn has appeared
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The questioner:
It is false; Allah is not described by it, nor is He named by it, (Glorified and Exalted is He). Or also.
The Shaykh:
And he said: Creator. When it is said "engineer," it is said "Creator, the Creator of this universe and the Manager of this universe." What is the engineer of this? Yes.
The questioner:
And the Shaykh said: I do not say that you should recite the sentence, but I cut off the envious one, as it happened that they received a reward, because he gave species for honor.
The Shaykh:
When the dawn breaks, the day enters. Do not pray the eclipse prayer? Because the day has entered. The eclipse only occurs at night, and the moon’s benefit is at night. When the day breaks and the dawn appears, the benefit of the moon ends, and the sun’s turn comes. So if the sun is eclipsed, we pray, because it is the sign of the day. As for the moon, it is the sign of the night. So when the dawn breaks, the prayer of the eclipse ends. Those who prayed after the Fajr prayer, had they not prayed, it would have been better. But since they exerted themselves and prayed, we hope for them reward and recompense from Allah. But had they not prayed, it would have been better. Yes.
It is false; Allah is not described by it, nor is He named by it, (Glorified and Exalted is He). Or also.
The Shaykh:
And he said: Creator. When it is said "engineer," it is said "Creator, the Creator of this universe and the Manager of this universe." What is the engineer of this? Yes.
The questioner:
And the Shaykh said: I do not say that you should recite the sentence, but I cut off the envious one, as it happened that they received a reward, because he gave species for honor.
The Shaykh:
When the dawn breaks, the day enters. Do not pray the eclipse prayer? Because the day has entered. The eclipse only occurs at night, and the moon’s benefit is at night. When the day breaks and the dawn appears, the benefit of the moon ends, and the sun’s turn comes. So if the sun is eclipsed, we pray, because it is the sign of the day. As for the moon, it is the sign of the night. So when the dawn breaks, the prayer of the eclipse ends. Those who prayed after the Fajr prayer, had they not prayed, it would have been better. But since they exerted themselves and prayed, we hope for them reward and recompense from Allah. But had they not prayed, it would have been better. Yes.
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