Ruling on praying in a rented house where the qiblah faces the direction of urination and defecation?
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The Shaykh : When we prayed, it became clear to me that we had made a mistake. How so? When we prepared for prayer and identified the qiblah, we realized that we were facing the qiblah with urine or feces. Is this house rented or owned? It is rented. If it were owned, I would have suggested to you the obligation to move the toilet, not change it, but move it. However, it seems to me that you can agree with the landlord and explain to him the Islamic ruling: it is not permissible to face the qiblah with urine or feces. I think, and of course I do not know the landlord, considering that people in this country are generally still attached to their religion, that if you asked him for this, he might respond to you.
The questioner : I have no objection to doing it at my own expense, but if it is at his expense...
The Shaykh : May Allah compensate you.
The questioner : I have no objection to doing it at my own expense, but if it is at his expense...
The Shaykh : May Allah compensate you.
