Is his saying: “When 'Isha' time arrives and the call to prayer is made, begin with 'Isha'” specific to 'Isha' or is it general?
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The Shaykh : No, no, it is general. The ruling is the same, but this is based on what is most common. However, a person should not make his usual routine fall during the time of prayer. But if the matter happens to coincide, that is different. As for making dinner something that always occupies him and prevents him from praying 'Isha' or 'Asr, that is a mistake.
The Shaykh : No, no, it is general. The ruling is the same, but this is based on what is most common. However, a person should not make his usual routine fall during the time of prayer. But if the matter happens to coincide, that is different. As for making dinner something that always occupies him and prevents him from praying 'Isha' or 'Asr, that is a mistake.