The ruling on intending the Dhuha prayer along with the greeting of the mosque
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Question:
The questioner says: I go to the mosque before the midday prayer, then I pray the greeting of the mosque, and I intend with it the Dhuha prayer and the greeting of the mosque. Likewise, regarding voluntary fasting on Mondays and Thursdays, I fast them while having missed fasts to make up, and I intend to make up those missed fasts as well.
Answer:
First, the Dhuha prayer ends when the sun reaches the middle of the sky, directly overhead, until it begins to decline. This is a prohibited time. It ends when the sun is level with the heads, and it is not prayed after that. After that, the time for the midday prayer begins. Has the time for the Dhuha prayer passed?
The questioner says: I go to the mosque before the midday prayer, then I pray the greeting of the mosque, and I intend with it the Dhuha prayer and the greeting of the mosque. Likewise, regarding voluntary fasting on Mondays and Thursdays, I fast them while having missed fasts to make up, and I intend to make up those missed fasts as well.
Answer:
First, the Dhuha prayer ends when the sun reaches the middle of the sky, directly overhead, until it begins to decline. This is a prohibited time. It ends when the sun is level with the heads, and it is not prayed after that. After that, the time for the midday prayer begins. Has the time for the Dhuha prayer passed?
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [545] حكم الجمع بين نية تحية المسجد وصلاة الضحى، وبين صيام التطوع والقضاء - صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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