The Ruling on the Funeral Prayer at the Prohibited Times
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Question:
The listener Uthman, may Allah bless you, from Riyadh, says: He asks about the funeral prayer at the prohibited times. He says: The author of al-Uddah stated that there is no disagreement regarding praying for the deceased at the prohibited times. Is the intended meaning a disagreement among scholars or a disagreement within a school of jurisprudence?
Answer:
There is no disagreement among scholars regarding the funeral prayer at the prohibited times; because it is one of the prayers with a cause, and because harm would occur to the deceased if it were delayed, so it is hastened in the two long periods after the afternoon prayer and after the dawn prayer. It is hastened and not held back. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
The listener Uthman, may Allah bless you, from Riyadh, says: He asks about the funeral prayer at the prohibited times. He says: The author of al-Uddah stated that there is no disagreement regarding praying for the deceased at the prohibited times. Is the intended meaning a disagreement among scholars or a disagreement within a school of jurisprudence?
Answer:
There is no disagreement among scholars regarding the funeral prayer at the prohibited times; because it is one of the prayers with a cause, and because harm would occur to the deceased if it were delayed, so it is hastened in the two long periods after the afternoon prayer and after the dawn prayer. It is hastened and not held back. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/272 — archive.org (3:45)
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