The Fourth Rule: Every prayer that has a cause has no prohibited time, with examples.
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The Shaykh : This is the fourth rule. Brother.
The student: Every prayer that has a cause has no prohibited time.
The Shaykh : Yes. Very well. Rest. Yes. Correct. This is a rule, meaning it is a name or one of the criteria. Every prayer that has a cause, the stronger position among the opinions of the scholars is that there is no prohibited time for it, such as the greeting of the mosque, repeating the prayer in congregation, and the prayer for guidance in a matter that is about to be missed, and others.
The student: Every prayer that has a cause has no prohibited time.
The Shaykh : Yes. Very well. Rest. Yes. Correct. This is a rule, meaning it is a name or one of the criteria. Every prayer that has a cause, the stronger position among the opinions of the scholars is that there is no prohibited time for it, such as the greeting of the mosque, repeating the prayer in congregation, and the prayer for guidance in a matter that is about to be missed, and others.
