If a man stands at 'Arafah before the sun passes its zenith, what is the ruling?
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The questioner : If we were to stand at 'Arafah now, for example, if it were after the sun has passed its zenith.
The Shaykh : First, from the linguistic perspective, we have several meanings of "standing."
The questioner : There are no buses.
The questioner : Okay, and what about the legal perspective?
The Shaykh : Likewise, we stand for an hour, whether in the night or the day.
The questioner : Is it a condition that it be after the sun passes its zenith, or before?
The Shaykh : An hour in the night or the day, if you are asking about the condition. But if you are asking about the recommended practice, it is after the sun passes its zenith.
The Shaykh : First, from the linguistic perspective, we have several meanings of "standing."
The questioner : There are no buses.
The questioner : Okay, and what about the legal perspective?
The Shaykh : Likewise, we stand for an hour, whether in the night or the day.
The questioner : Is it a condition that it be after the sun passes its zenith, or before?
The Shaykh : An hour in the night or the day, if you are asking about the condition. But if you are asking about the recommended practice, it is after the sun passes its zenith.
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