A man whose entire life is spent traveling for trade: does this traveler shorten the prayer?
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The Shaykh : A man whose entire life is spent traveling, and the correct phrasing is: his whole life is spent traveling for trade, and he does not stay in his home country except for a day or two. The second part is connected with the yaa, and the first part is in the nominative case, is that correct? No, it is not correct, except for a day or two, then he goes out as a traveler and continues in this state. I do not know what comes after that, years. Is this a traveler who shortens the prayer in this state?
Answer: Yes, he is a traveler as long as he has a place of residence, he is a traveler.
Answer: Yes, he is a traveler as long as he has a place of residence, he is a traveler.
