One who missed the Maghrib prayer and prayed with an imam who is praying 'Isha'; how should he proceed?
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The questioner : A question asks: A traveler did not pray Maghrib, so he entered with a resident imam and found him praying 'Isha; what should he do?
The Shaykh : He should intend to pray Maghrib behind him. If he is behind him at the beginning of the prayer, then when the imam stands for the fourth rak'ah, which is the third rak'ah for him, he should intend to separate from the imam, recite the tashahhud, and say the taslim, so that his prayer is completed as three rak'ahs.
-- Yes? ... Yes, and upon you be peace, the mercy of Allah, and His blessings and His forgiveness. Welcome, how could it be otherwise? Rather, it is from the Qur'an—may Allah bless you—[An-Nisa 4:86], it will not stop at "the best" and "His blessings," but it came in some hadiths and some athar with the addition: , and you have sufficient knowledge, so be firm, and beware, may Allah bless you. Praise be to Allah, with good. Well, praise be to Allah, he visited us more than once, and our appointment is with him tomorrow. Yes, well, he will convey it—may Allah will it—and to you as well. And praise be to Allah, we did not enter, and today was the second entry, but not with the second wife . Yes, I have a third entry, and may Allah bless you. May Allah reward you with good, and we ask for your supplication in absentia. May Allah reward you with good, may Allah preserve you, O professor. May Allah preserve you all. Praise be to Allah, with good, all of you. And Allah, he went to relieve himself a moment ago, my phone rang, so he went to relieve himself, and he will return soon. Do you have any need? May Allah reward you with good, and may you arrive, may Allah will it. May Allah will it, no, on Saturday, may Allah will it. May Allah bless you. May Allah accept from you. Welcome. May Allah preserve you. Welcome, welcome. Peace be upon you --
Where did the speech reach?
The questioner : ... to the third, if he reaches ... .
The Shaykh : = So when this follower says the taslim from the three, his prayer is the Maghrib prayer. Then he stands and follows the imam wherever he catches him. If he catches him in a rak'ah, he has caught one rak'ah of the prayer; otherwise, if he catches him before the taslim, he has combined the two virtues, even if there is a difference between them; where he caught the first prayer in its entirety, and a part of the other prayer.
Other than that?
The Shaykh : He should intend to pray Maghrib behind him. If he is behind him at the beginning of the prayer, then when the imam stands for the fourth rak'ah, which is the third rak'ah for him, he should intend to separate from the imam, recite the tashahhud, and say the taslim, so that his prayer is completed as three rak'ahs.
-- Yes? ... Yes, and upon you be peace, the mercy of Allah, and His blessings and His forgiveness. Welcome, how could it be otherwise? Rather, it is from the Qur'an—may Allah bless you—
And when you are greeted with a greeting, greet [in return] with one better than it
وإذا حُيِّيتم بتحيَّة فحيُّوا بأحسن منهاand His forgiveness
ومغفرتهEveryone laughs!
الجميع يضحك !Where did the speech reach?
The questioner : ... to the third, if he reaches ... .
The Shaykh : = So when this follower says the taslim from the three, his prayer is the Maghrib prayer. Then he stands and follows the imam wherever he catches him. If he catches him in a rak'ah, he has caught one rak'ah of the prayer; otherwise, if he catches him before the taslim, he has combined the two virtues, even if there is a difference between them; where he caught the first prayer in its entirety, and a part of the other prayer.
Other than that?
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