What is the ruling on one who remembers during the 'Isha' prayer that he prayed the Maghrib prayer without ablution?
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The questioner : Another question. I had a situation... I missed the Maghrib prayer, so I said I would pray Maghrib and 'Isha'. I prayed Maghrib, then I came to pray 'Isha'... and I remembered that I was not in a state of ablution. Do I repeat Maghrib? I left the prayer, went to perform ablution without...?
The Shaykh : You need to repeat Maghrib and 'Isha'.
The questioner : I repeat Maghrib.
The Shaykh : Yes, because there is a difference between one who remembers his ablution during the prayer, in which case he performs ablution and completes the prayer, and one who remembers his ablution after the prayer, in which case he performs ablution and starts over.
The questioner : I was after the Maghrib prayer, but during the 'Isha' prayer.
The Shaykh : I know about Maghrib. You prayed Maghrib and remembered after the completion of the prayer. Therefore, we are discussing two cases: one who remembers his purity during the prayer. If he is able to perform ablution, he returns, completes the prayer, and builds upon what has passed. But if he prayed a complete prayer and remembered afterwards, he must perform ablution and pray again. Here, now, you remembered Maghrib after you had prayed it. But where? But where... during the 'Isha' prayer? I understand you. Whether it was during the 'Isha' prayer or after the 'Isha' prayer, the important thing is that it is true that you remembered that when you prayed the Maghrib prayer, you were not in a state of ablution.
The Shaykh : You need to repeat Maghrib and 'Isha'.
The questioner : I repeat Maghrib.
The Shaykh : Yes, because there is a difference between one who remembers his ablution during the prayer, in which case he performs ablution and completes the prayer, and one who remembers his ablution after the prayer, in which case he performs ablution and starts over.
The questioner : I was after the Maghrib prayer, but during the 'Isha' prayer.
The Shaykh : I know about Maghrib. You prayed Maghrib and remembered after the completion of the prayer. Therefore, we are discussing two cases: one who remembers his purity during the prayer. If he is able to perform ablution, he returns, completes the prayer, and builds upon what has passed. But if he prayed a complete prayer and remembered afterwards, he must perform ablution and pray again. Here, now, you remembered Maghrib after you had prayed it. But where? But where... during the 'Isha' prayer? I understand you. Whether it was during the 'Isha' prayer or after the 'Isha' prayer, the important thing is that it is true that you remembered that when you prayed the Maghrib prayer, you were not in a state of ablution.
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