A traveler on the road needs to travel by air, so how does he pray in the car if the road is dual?
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The Shaykh : As a precaution for the traveler in the air.
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh : Fine.
The questioner : He wants to pray on the road, meaning is it permissible for him to pray on the road?
The Shaykh : Glory be to Allah, what is your name? Muhammad. What occupies the road for cars, even if it is two adjacent roads? Regarding the land, tell me, do not do anything, do not do anything. But now, on our roads, there is the line that has two roads; can a person not get out, or can he?
The questioner : No hardship.
The Shaykh : Yes, hardship. So we say: the matter is broad. First, sometimes you find a gap, sometimes you find a gap, meaning it is not a wide gap; he waits until... it becomes wide, and he prays. Otherwise, he combines the first prayer with the second, or the second with the first, and prays it before continuing his journey, Adam.
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh : Fine.
The questioner : He wants to pray on the road, meaning is it permissible for him to pray on the road?
The Shaykh : Glory be to Allah, what is your name? Muhammad. What occupies the road for cars, even if it is two adjacent roads? Regarding the land, tell me, do not do anything, do not do anything. But now, on our roads, there is the line that has two roads; can a person not get out, or can he?
The questioner : No hardship.
The Shaykh : Yes, hardship. So we say: the matter is broad. First, sometimes you find a gap, sometimes you find a gap, meaning it is not a wide gap; he waits until... it becomes wide, and he prays. Otherwise, he combines the first prayer with the second, or the second with the first, and prays it before continuing his journey, Adam.