Rulings of the prayer area designated for prayers in the institution
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Question:
Peace be upon you, Your Eminence, father. The questioner says: There is a prayer area designated for prayers, but the Fajr prayer is not performed in it within the institution. Does the prayer performed in it carry the same ruling as prayer in a mosque? And does it have the rulings of a mosque?
Answer:
It does not have the rulings of a mosque in terms of being an endowment, but if people gather in the prayer area, they obtain the reward of congregational prayer, because congregational prayer is obligatory. However, it does not take on the rulings of a mosque in that a menstruating woman does not enter it, and in terms of being an endowment.
Peace be upon you, Your Eminence, father. The questioner says: There is a prayer area designated for prayers, but the Fajr prayer is not performed in it within the institution. Does the prayer performed in it carry the same ruling as prayer in a mosque? And does it have the rulings of a mosque?
Answer:
It does not have the rulings of a mosque in terms of being an endowment, but if people gather in the prayer area, they obtain the reward of congregational prayer, because congregational prayer is obligatory. However, it does not take on the rulings of a mosque in that a menstruating woman does not enter it, and in terms of being an endowment.
Source
شرح أخصر المختصرات في الفقه، كتاب القضاء — islamhouse.com (59:29)
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