If one prays Maghrib in his mosque and then goes to the lesson and finds that they have combined the prayers, and he prays 'Isha' with another congregation, is his action valid?
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The questioner:
Honorable Shaykh, the questioner says: I prayed Maghrib today in a nearby mosque and prayed Maghrib with them. When they intended to combine the prayers, I left, assuming that you, Honorable Shaykh, would not combine them. When I came to this mosque, I found that you had combined them, and I found a group wanting to pray 'Isha', so I prayed 'Isha' with them. Is my action correct?
The Shaykh:
If you prayed 'Isha' with them with the intention of combining the prayers, this is valid.
The questioner:
Honorable Shaykh, he says:
The Shaykh:
That you pray Maghrib behind one imam and 'Isha' behind another imam with the intention of combining the prayers. Yes.
Honorable Shaykh, the questioner says: I prayed Maghrib today in a nearby mosque and prayed Maghrib with them. When they intended to combine the prayers, I left, assuming that you, Honorable Shaykh, would not combine them. When I came to this mosque, I found that you had combined them, and I found a group wanting to pray 'Isha', so I prayed 'Isha' with them. Is my action correct?
The Shaykh:
If you prayed 'Isha' with them with the intention of combining the prayers, this is valid.
The questioner:
Honorable Shaykh, he says:
The Shaykh:
That you pray Maghrib behind one imam and 'Isha' behind another imam with the intention of combining the prayers. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، من صلى المغرب في مسجده ثم أتى الدرس فوجدهم قد جمعوا، فصلى مع جماعة أخرى العشاء هل يصح فعله؟ — youtube.com
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