The Ruling on Delaying the Fajr Prayer Beyond Its Time
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Question:
The questioner says that he finds it very difficult and heavy to get up for the Fajr prayer, so he prays it after the sun has risen.
Answer:
We seek refuge in Allah from that. It is obligatory for him to pray the prayer at its time with the congregation, and to abandon laziness, and to seek refuge in Allah, unless he has an excuse of illness that prevents him from going to the mosque. In that case, he prays it in his house, but at its time; he does not delay it beyond its time. Yes.
The questioner says that he finds it very difficult and heavy to get up for the Fajr prayer, so he prays it after the sun has risen.
Answer:
We seek refuge in Allah from that. It is obligatory for him to pray the prayer at its time with the congregation, and to abandon laziness, and to seek refuge in Allah, unless he has an excuse of illness that prevents him from going to the mosque. In that case, he prays it in his house, but at its time; he does not delay it beyond its time. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/038 — archive.org (15:35)
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