The ruling on one who does not find a place to pray in during the time of prayer
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Question:
A woman asks: The time for the Maghrib prayer has arrived, and she is in the city, but there is no mosque?
Answer:
She prays in one of the mosques, or she waits until she reaches her home.
Q: What if the sun has set?
A: The time in which the sun sets is a long time; approximately an hour and a half.
Q: Is that sufficient for her?
A: It is sufficient for her until she reaches her home and prays: [al-Taghabun:16].
Q: Does she not pray outside her home?
A: If she finds a place outside her home, that is good: such as a mosque or a shop where she can pray.
A woman asks: The time for the Maghrib prayer has arrived, and she is in the city, but there is no mosque?
Answer:
She prays in one of the mosques, or she waits until she reaches her home.
Q: What if the sun has set?
A: The time in which the sun sets is a long time; approximately an hour and a half.
Q: Is that sufficient for her?
A: It is sufficient for her until she reaches her home and prays:
So fear Allah as much as you are able
فَاتَّقُوا اللَّهَ مَا اسْتَطَعْتُمْQ: Does she not pray outside her home?
A: If she finds a place outside her home, that is good: such as a mosque or a shop where she can pray.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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