The prayer with a cause is performed at any time
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A person came to the mosque after the 'Asr prayer. Is it permissible for the one who prayed 'Asr with the imam to pray with him, given that this is a time of prohibition?
If a person enters the mosque after the 'Asr prayer and someone stands with him to grant him the reward of this prayer so that it becomes a congregation, there is no harm;Because the stronger position is: The prayer that has a cause is not prohibited, neither after 'Asr nor after Fajr. The prohibition is only for a person who wants to perform a voluntary prayer in this absolute manner. This is what is not permissible in the times of prohibition.
If a person enters the mosque after the 'Asr prayer and someone stands with him to grant him the reward of this prayer so that it becomes a congregation, there is no harm;Because the stronger position is: The prayer that has a cause is not prohibited, neither after 'Asr nor after Fajr. The prohibition is only for a person who wants to perform a voluntary prayer in this absolute manner. This is what is not permissible in the times of prohibition.