Continuation of the explanation of the chapter: Istisqa' in the Friday sermon while not facing the qiblah.
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The Shaykh : And in some narrations: "The wealth has perished and the buildings have collapsed." This wording is more appropriate for the situation this man complained about, because heavy floods cause wealth to be drowned and buildings to collapse.
And in this is also evidence, as mentioned previously, for raising the hands during the Friday sermon when making the supplication for rain and the supplication for relief from harm.
The questioner : ...
The Shaykh : I am certain that both are valid. By "certain," I mean: "So pray for us for rain, if you pray, it will rain for us."
And in this is also evidence, as mentioned previously, for raising the hands during the Friday sermon when making the supplication for rain and the supplication for relief from harm.
The questioner : ...
The Shaykh : I am certain that both are valid. By "certain," I mean: "So pray for us for rain, if you pray, it will rain for us."