Tarawih Prayer in a Mosque Other Than the Mu'adhdhin's Mosque
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Question:
A questioner says: A mu'adhdhin in Ramadan prays the 'Isha' prayer in his mosque, and prays Tarawih and the night prayer in another mosque. Does he receive the reward for standing in night prayer with the imam until he concludes the prayer?
Answer:
He is to be granted that, if Allah wills, but it is better for him to pray in his own mosque than to go to another mosque, because this may cause some difficulty and bad suspicion in the heart of the imam of his mosque. Praying in his mosque is more appropriate. Yes.
A questioner says: A mu'adhdhin in Ramadan prays the 'Isha' prayer in his mosque, and prays Tarawih and the night prayer in another mosque. Does he receive the reward for standing in night prayer with the imam until he concludes the prayer?
Answer:
He is to be granted that, if Allah wills, but it is better for him to pray in his own mosque than to go to another mosque, because this may cause some difficulty and bad suspicion in the heart of the imam of his mosque. Praying in his mosque is more appropriate. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/133 — archive.org (3:09)
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