The Ruling on Praying the Two Rak'ahs of Entering the Mosque in a Time of Prohibition

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Question:
Does one pray the two rak'ahs of entering the mosque in a time of prohibition?

Answer:
A person performed wudu'. The recommended practice of wudu' has no time of prohibition, nor does the recommended practice of greeting the mosque, nor the recommended practice of the eclipse prayer; all of these are among the acts that have a specific cause.

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