The Boundaries of the Sacred Precinct and the Multiplication of Prayer Within It
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Question:
The questioner asks: What are the boundaries of the Sacred Precinct? And is the prayer in the mosques near the Sacred Precinct equivalent to one hundred thousand prayers?
Answer:
The boundaries of the Sacred Precinct are the miles marked on the sides of the Sacred Precinct, which are clear signs with pillars and signs. These are the boundaries of the Sacred Precinct. What is inside them is the Sacred Precinct, in which game is not driven out, its grass is not cut, and the legal rulings apply to it. The prayer in it is multiplied; whatever is inside the miles, the prayer in it is equivalent to one hundred thousand prayers elsewhere, because it is all called the Sacred Precinct, and it is all called al-Masjid al-Haram, praise be to Allah. The mosques of Makkah are all included in the virtue, and the multiplication of prayer includes them all; they are all the same. Yes.
The questioner asks: What are the boundaries of the Sacred Precinct? And is the prayer in the mosques near the Sacred Precinct equivalent to one hundred thousand prayers?
Answer:
The boundaries of the Sacred Precinct are the miles marked on the sides of the Sacred Precinct, which are clear signs with pillars and signs. These are the boundaries of the Sacred Precinct. What is inside them is the Sacred Precinct, in which game is not driven out, its grass is not cut, and the legal rulings apply to it. The prayer in it is multiplied; whatever is inside the miles, the prayer in it is equivalent to one hundred thousand prayers elsewhere, because it is all called the Sacred Precinct, and it is all called al-Masjid al-Haram, praise be to Allah. The mosques of Makkah are all included in the virtue, and the multiplication of prayer includes them all; they are all the same. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، ما حدود الحرم؟ وهل الصلاة في المساجد التي بجوار الحرم تعادل مائة ألف صلاة؟ للشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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