Does the virtue of standing in night prayer with the imam until he concludes apply specifically to Ramadan?
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السؤال:
There is a meaning in a noble hadith: Does this mean in Ramadan, or in other times as well? May Allah reward you with good?
Answer:
If one prays behind the imam in Ramadan, because this was reported regarding Ramadan, Allah writes for him the standing of the night. If he prays with him until he concludes, it is written for him as the standing of the night. This serves as an encouragement for congregation and an incentive for congregation, such as the tarawih prayer and the standing prayer in the last ten days with the imam.
As for the remaining nights, I do not know of any evidence indicating this. However, it is hoped that for those who pray with their brother on some nights, or with their brothers who pray with them in congregation and one of them leads them, there is great good in that. This is because it involves cooperation in righteousness and piety, so it is hoped that the hadith will encompass them just as if it were in Ramadan.
As for the obligatory prayer, like the obligatory 'Isha' prayer, this is in the same hadith: This is regarding the virtue of congregation alongside its obligation, in its virtue. Congregation is obligatory and it also has great virtue. Yes.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good.
There is a meaning in a noble hadith:
Whoever prays 'Isha' and the standing prayer behind the imam until he concludes, it is written for him as the standing of the night.
من صلى العشاء والقيام وراء الإمام حتى ينصرف؛ كتب له قيام ليلةAnswer:
If one prays behind the imam in Ramadan, because this was reported regarding Ramadan, Allah writes for him the standing of the night. If he prays with him until he concludes, it is written for him as the standing of the night. This serves as an encouragement for congregation and an incentive for congregation, such as the tarawih prayer and the standing prayer in the last ten days with the imam.
As for the remaining nights, I do not know of any evidence indicating this. However, it is hoped that for those who pray with their brother on some nights, or with their brothers who pray with them in congregation and one of them leads them, there is great good in that. This is because it involves cooperation in righteousness and piety, so it is hoped that the hadith will encompass them just as if it were in Ramadan.
As for the obligatory prayer, like the obligatory 'Isha' prayer, this is in the same hadith:
Whoever prays 'Isha' in congregation, it is as if he stood the night, and whoever prays 'Isha' and Fajr in congregation, it is as if he stood the night.
من صلى العشاء في جماعة؛ كان كمن قام نصف الليل، ومن صلى العشاء والفجر في جماعة؛ فكأنما قام الليلThe presenter : May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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