Is it true that in the case of a curfew, combining prayers is obligatory on the condition that it is not made a habit?

The questioner: This is a continuation of the topic. Some say that combining prayers is obligatory on the condition that it is not made a habit. What is your response to that? If the curfew continues for more than two months, meaning if the time for 'Isha' falls within the curfew for more than three or four months, they say it is permissible to combine prayers on the condition that it is not made a habit. What is your answer to that? May Allah reward you.

The Shaykh: The answer is clear. May Allah reward you. The intention of those who say "on the condition that it is not made a habit" is that this applies in normal, natural circumstances.

The questioner: Ah.

The Shaykh : Is that clear?

The questioner : Is that clear?

The Shaykh: As long as the excuse or the cause remains, the combining of prayers remains. This does not mean that combining prayers has been made a habit, because the term "habit" refers to normal circumstances.
The questioner : Yes, I do.