The ruling on making an exception in reporting the performance of the prayer
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Question:
That is, your intention, if Allah wills, to stand for the quarter, and your intention, if Allah wills. What? A man prays the last prayer, and he has already prayed, saying "if Allah wills." It must be in a clear matter.
Answer:
If he says it in the manner of the congregation, by way of humility toward the strength, "if Allah wills, I performed the obligatory," we do not know of any blame in that. But if you mean "I prayed," meaning I performed the known prayer, it does not require an exception. However, if he says it in the sense that he performed the obligatory, if Allah wills, and he does not know whether he may have been deficient in the prayer in its humility or in any of its parts, then there is no blame in that meaning. Yes.
That is, your intention, if Allah wills, to stand for the quarter, and your intention, if Allah wills. What? A man prays the last prayer, and he has already prayed, saying "if Allah wills." It must be in a clear matter.
Answer:
If he says it in the manner of the congregation, by way of humility toward the strength, "if Allah wills, I performed the obligatory," we do not know of any blame in that. But if you mean "I prayed," meaning I performed the known prayer, it does not require an exception. However, if he says it in the sense that he performed the obligatory, if Allah wills, and he does not know whether he may have been deficient in the prayer in its humility or in any of its parts, then there is no blame in that meaning. Yes.
Source
شرح العقيدة الطحاوية [ ابن باز ] [ الشرح القديم ]، بيان أن الناس في مسمى الإسلام على ثلاثة أقوال — islamhouse.com (40:07)
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