Negligence in Attending the Prayers for Rain, Solar Eclipse, and Lunar Eclipse
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Question:
Some people say that they are negligent in attending the prayer for rain and the solar and lunar eclipses, and they are negligent about it, saying, "We are sufficient; there are people who attend, and that is enough for us?"
Answer:
This is a matter of laziness, of laziness and disdain for good. It is obligatory for the Muslim to attend the eclipse prayer and the prayer for rain, as well as the two 'Id prayers, and not to be late, because he is in need of the reward and the recompense, in need of the supplication, and in need of being with the Muslims in their prayers and acts of worship. These matters are among the apparent communal rituals in which the Muslim participates, and he does not be lazy about them. Yes.
Some people say that they are negligent in attending the prayer for rain and the solar and lunar eclipses, and they are negligent about it, saying, "We are sufficient; there are people who attend, and that is enough for us?"
Answer:
This is a matter of laziness, of laziness and disdain for good. It is obligatory for the Muslim to attend the eclipse prayer and the prayer for rain, as well as the two 'Id prayers, and not to be late, because he is in need of the reward and the recompense, in need of the supplication, and in need of being with the Muslims in their prayers and acts of worship. These matters are among the apparent communal rituals in which the Muslim participates, and he does not be lazy about them. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/265 — archive.org (8:57)
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