regarding the ruling on prayer after 'Asr and the hadiths reported on that
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The questioner : Shaykh, and your hadith, the one you authenticated in "Sunan Abu Dawud" in the hadith of Ali: .
The Shaykh : Yes, this is another hadith.
The questioner : And the hadith of the one who prayed after Fajr, all of these are the specific exceptions, Shaykh, that specify the general prohibitions regarding prayer. These are the evidence for the principle you just mentioned!
The Shaykh : Yes, may Allah reward you, but the discussion comes regarding the setting of the sun and the yellowing of the sun. As for this, it specifiesSunan an-Nasa'i 518Da'if (Darussalam) , but the topic comes with something narrower than this, for example Jami` at-Tirmidhi 419Da'if (Darussalam) is what we have, such as the hadith of Ali and the hadith of Anas that you are mentioning.
The questioner : The one in which, and we have, after Fajr, the man who this prayed after Fajr, he said to him: .
The Shaykh : There is no extending the time...
The questioner : It is the extension, yes, to the time of the rising of the sun or its setting.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The questioner: Yes, may Allah bless you.
There is no prayer after 'Asr except when the sun is clear
لا صلاة بعد عصر إلا والشمس نقيةThe Shaykh : Yes, this is another hadith.
The questioner : And the hadith of the one who prayed after Fajr, all of these are the specific exceptions, Shaykh, that specify the general prohibitions regarding prayer. These are the evidence for the principle you just mentioned!
The Shaykh : Yes, may Allah reward you, but the discussion comes regarding the setting of the sun and the yellowing of the sun. As for this, it specifies
There is no prayer after 'Asr
لا صلاة بعد العصرThere is no Salat after Al-Fajr
لا صلاة بعد الفجرThe questioner : The one in which, and we have, after Fajr, the man who this prayed after Fajr, he said to him:
The morning twice
آلصبح مرتينThe Shaykh : There is no extending the time...
The questioner : It is the extension, yes, to the time of the rising of the sun or its setting.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The questioner: Yes, may Allah bless you.
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