The Ruling on Taking Steps to the Right or Left in Prayer
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Question:
Taking steps to the right or left in prayer, for example, if the prayer is established and one is performing voluntary prayer?
Answer:
It does not harm, or if he walks to fill a gap on his left, if he is on the right side of the row, or on his right, if he is on the left side of the row, he walks until he fills the gap; there is nothing wrong with it; because this is prescribed for the sake of benefit.
Q: Even if it is frequent?
A: Even if it is frequent.
Q: As if he crosses two or three rows sometimes?
A: It does not harm; because this is for the benefit of the prayer, to fill the gaps.
Taking steps to the right or left in prayer, for example, if the prayer is established and one is performing voluntary prayer?
Answer:
It does not harm, or if he walks to fill a gap on his left, if he is on the right side of the row, or on his right, if he is on the left side of the row, he walks until he fills the gap; there is nothing wrong with it; because this is prescribed for the sake of benefit.
Q: Even if it is frequent?
A: Even if it is frequent.
Q: As if he crosses two or three rows sometimes?
A: It does not harm; because this is for the benefit of the prayer, to fill the gaps.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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