2. The absence of fear.
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The Shaykh : Second: If one is in a state of intense fear, or more accurately, if a person is afraid if he were to face the qiblah, for example: if he is fleeing from an enemy, or fleeing from a flood, or fleeing from a fire, and the time for prayer arrives while he is fleeing, then in this situation we say: Pray according to your condition, and face whichever direction you are facing. Why? Because he is unable to face the qiblah in this situation.
