The Ruling on Praying the Duha Prayer During Work Hours
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A man prays the Duha prayer while he is at his official duty. He leaves the office for a quarter of an hour and then returns. It is known that there are no clients in the office at that time. Is this prescribed for him, given that he prays in the same administration, but he prays in an office next to his own office?
If his prayer of the two rak'ahs of Duha does not require neglecting the obligatory duty, then there is no harm.
The questioner: If he does not have any important clients, does he perform the prayer?The Shaykh: This is the important point.
If he has transactions, it is not permissible. If he has a client, it is not permissible. If his client prevents him, it is not permissible.
If his prayer of the two rak'ahs of Duha does not require neglecting the obligatory duty, then there is no harm.
The questioner: If he does not have any important clients, does he perform the prayer?The Shaykh: This is the important point.
If he has transactions, it is not permissible. If he has a client, it is not permissible. If his client prevents him, it is not permissible.