The ruling on one who prays a voluntary prayer with someone who missed the congregational prayer
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A man prayed the Fajr prayer in congregation, then another man who had been late for the congregational prayer asked the first man to pray with him as a voluntary prayer so that the second man would earn the reward of the congregation. What is the ruling on that?
There is nothing wrong with it if a man enters after the Fajr prayer or after the 'Asr prayer and has missed the prayer, and another man stands up with him to pray with him and bestows charity upon him.The rule is: Every voluntary prayer that has a cause does not have a prohibited time, such as the greeting of the mosque, the prostration of recitation, and the prayer of istikharah for a matter that will be missed before the prohibited time ends, and giving charity to a person who entered after the Fajr prayer, and the like of that.
There is nothing wrong with it if a man enters after the Fajr prayer or after the 'Asr prayer and has missed the prayer, and another man stands up with him to pray with him and bestows charity upon him.The rule is: Every voluntary prayer that has a cause does not have a prohibited time, such as the greeting of the mosque, the prostration of recitation, and the prayer of istikharah for a matter that will be missed before the prohibited time ends, and giving charity to a person who entered after the Fajr prayer, and the like of that.