Delaying a woman’s prayer until the end of the time
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Question:
And like the Shaykh, does the woman who habitually prays at the end of the prayer time without needing to delay do so? This woman is cited in a single hadith regarding the training that the prayer and the Salam, may Allah’s peace and blessings be upon him, were performed at the beginning of the time and at the end of the time, and that the Fajr prayer was established between these two times.
Answer:
She does not sin; she does not sin. As long as she prays within the time, she does not sin. However, she misses out on the virtue; she misses out on the virtue. As for sin, there is no sin on her, as long as she prays within the time.
And like the Shaykh, does the woman who habitually prays at the end of the prayer time without needing to delay do so? This woman is cited in a single hadith regarding the training that the prayer and the Salam, may Allah’s peace and blessings be upon him, were performed at the beginning of the time and at the end of the time, and that the Fajr prayer was established between these two times.
Answer:
She does not sin; she does not sin. As long as she prays within the time, she does not sin. However, she misses out on the virtue; she misses out on the virtue. As for sin, there is no sin on her, as long as she prays within the time.
Source
شرح بلوغ المرام من أدلة الأحكام [ صالح الفوزان ]، تابع باب المواقيت - 3 — islamhouse.com (50:53)
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