Combining the Maghrib and 'Isha' Prayers and the Greeting of the Mosque
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Question:
He prays with him, and if that is the case, this is what you do: you pray for him, then you pray for him.
Answer:
If you are coming from Makkah, and Makkah is your place of residence, it is permissible for you to combine the prayers so that you may pray Maghrib. If you wish to pray it before 'Isha', you may pray it with the congregation. Once you have finished 'Isha', this is permissible. You pray the greeting of the mosque when you enter the mosque, because it is tied to the act of entering. So when you enter the mosque, you pray the greeting of the mosque. Yes.
He prays with him, and if that is the case, this is what you do: you pray for him, then you pray for him.
Answer:
If you are coming from Makkah, and Makkah is your place of residence, it is permissible for you to combine the prayers so that you may pray Maghrib. If you wish to pray it before 'Isha', you may pray it with the congregation. Once you have finished 'Isha', this is permissible. You pray the greeting of the mosque when you enter the mosque, because it is tied to the act of entering. So when you enter the mosque, you pray the greeting of the mosque. Yes.
Source
شرح الأصول الثلاثة [6] — alfawzan.live (1:16:31)
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