Reward for one who refrained from prayer for a valid legal excuse
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The questioner:
If she had missed fasts from Ramadan that she needed to make up, and she wanted to fast the prostration but did not pray.
The Shaykh:
She has the reward of knowledge, she has the reward of knowledge.
The questioner:
I ate everything I was tired of, but without, without.
The Shaykh:
She has the reward for that. For example, the prayer of the days of menstruation has the reward of prayer; because she refrained in obedience to Allah, so she did not pray on the days of menstruation, so she has the reward of those who pray. Likewise, post-natal bleeding has the reward of those who pray, if Allah knows from her that she wishes to pray, and that nothing prevented her from prayer except this excuse, as is known from the condition of Muslims.
If she had missed fasts from Ramadan that she needed to make up, and she wanted to fast the prostration but did not pray.
The Shaykh:
She has the reward of knowledge, she has the reward of knowledge.
The questioner:
I ate everything I was tired of, but without, without.
The Shaykh:
She has the reward for that. For example, the prayer of the days of menstruation has the reward of prayer; because she refrained in obedience to Allah, so she did not pray on the days of menstruation, so she has the reward of those who pray. Likewise, post-natal bleeding has the reward of those who pray, if Allah knows from her that she wishes to pray, and that nothing prevented her from prayer except this excuse, as is known from the condition of Muslims.
Source
صحيح البخاري (الشرح الثاني) — binbaz.org.sa (12:45)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.