The ruling on combining 'Isha' with Maghrib for a traveler in Makkah
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Question:
He says: My companion and I prayed Maghrib in the Haram, and we wanted to travel, so we combined 'Isha' with it, praying four rak'ahs. Is what we did valid?
Answer:
If you are travelers, not from the people of Makkah and not residing there, then there is no harm in that, because you are travelers. But if you are from the people of Makkah or if you are residing there, then you do not combine, you do not combine 'Isha' with Maghrib, because you have not started your journey, you have not started your journey. You are still in your place of residence. You pray Maghrib only, and when the time for 'Isha' comes, you pray 'Isha' in its time. Yes.
He says: My companion and I prayed Maghrib in the Haram, and we wanted to travel, so we combined 'Isha' with it, praying four rak'ahs. Is what we did valid?
Answer:
If you are travelers, not from the people of Makkah and not residing there, then there is no harm in that, because you are travelers. But if you are from the people of Makkah or if you are residing there, then you do not combine, you do not combine 'Isha' with Maghrib, because you have not started your journey, you have not started your journey. You are still in your place of residence. You pray Maghrib only, and when the time for 'Isha' comes, you pray 'Isha' in its time. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/059 — archive.org (3:51)
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