The Ruling on Hurrying in Walking to Prayer
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Question:
The prohibition against hurrying… and adhering to calmness and composure (in walking to prayer)?
Answer:
It is known among the scholars that this is a prohibition of disapproval. The believer should conduct himself with the etiquettes that the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) explained.
Q: Does the one who restricted the prohibition of hurrying to the time of the iqamah not hurry at all, or only when the iqamah is called?
The Shaykh: He does not hurry at all, neither at the time of the iqamah nor otherwise. He walks with calmness.
Q: What is specific to Friday regarding this?
The Shaykh: Nothing is specific.
Q: Hurrying to catch the last rak'ah?
The Shaykh: Even if he misses it, he makes it up, and praise be to Allah.
The prohibition against hurrying… and adhering to calmness and composure (in walking to prayer)?
Answer:
It is known among the scholars that this is a prohibition of disapproval. The believer should conduct himself with the etiquettes that the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) explained.
Q: Does the one who restricted the prohibition of hurrying to the time of the iqamah not hurry at all, or only when the iqamah is called?
The Shaykh: He does not hurry at all, neither at the time of the iqamah nor otherwise. He walks with calmness.
Q: What is specific to Friday regarding this?
The Shaykh: Nothing is specific.
Q: Hurrying to catch the last rak'ah?
The Shaykh: Even if he misses it, he makes it up, and praise be to Allah.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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