Ruling on the combining of prayers by the craftsman and the baker
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Question:
The statement of the Shaykh al-Islam that the craftsman and the baker combine their prayers if they fear for their property?
Answer:
This was said by a group of scholars, and that this work is a hardship; so as not to burden his community; due to the statement of Ibn Abbas; because if he leaves that, it may be difficult for him and he may lose his property, and he may be compelled to do this, but the believer should be cautious about combining prayers except for a clear excuse.
It is obligatory that every prayer be performed in its time; because Allah has appointed the times and made them obligatory, except in travel, in travel or in rain or in illness, but with health and residence, it is obligatory to be cautious of that except for a legal excuse.
The statement of the Shaykh al-Islam that the craftsman and the baker combine their prayers if they fear for their property?
Answer:
This was said by a group of scholars, and that this work is a hardship; so as not to burden his community; due to the statement of Ibn Abbas; because if he leaves that, it may be difficult for him and he may lose his property, and he may be compelled to do this, but the believer should be cautious about combining prayers except for a clear excuse.
It is obligatory that every prayer be performed in its time; because Allah has appointed the times and made them obligatory, except in travel, in travel or in rain or in illness, but with health and residence, it is obligatory to be cautious of that except for a legal excuse.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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