The Ruling on Performing the Sunnah of Wudu During the Times of Prohibition
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Question:
She has a second question. The questioner, the sister (H. A.) from Bahrain, says: Is it permissible for me to pray during the times of prohibition when I hasten to perform wudu to read the Qur'an, or to make du'a, especially on Fridays, and that is after 'Asr? I know that I do not perform wudu intentionally with the intention of prayer; rather, I perform wudu for du'a, as I mentioned? May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
If a person performs wudu during the times of prohibition, he prays the sunnah of wudu. It has no time of prohibition. If he performs wudu after Fajr, or after 'Asr, it is prescribed for him to pray two rak'ahs, the sunnah of wudu, whether he is a man or a woman.
Likewise, if he enters the mosque after 'Asr, or after Fajr, it is prescribed for him to pray the greeting of the mosque, and it has no time of prohibition. Likewise, if the sun is eclipsed after 'Asr, it is prescribed for the Muslims to pray the eclipse prayer after 'Asr, and it has no time of prohibition; because all of these are prayers with causes, and the prayer that has causes is performed during the times of prohibition. Yes.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good.
She has a second question. The questioner, the sister (H. A.) from Bahrain, says: Is it permissible for me to pray during the times of prohibition when I hasten to perform wudu to read the Qur'an, or to make du'a, especially on Fridays, and that is after 'Asr? I know that I do not perform wudu intentionally with the intention of prayer; rather, I perform wudu for du'a, as I mentioned? May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
If a person performs wudu during the times of prohibition, he prays the sunnah of wudu. It has no time of prohibition. If he performs wudu after Fajr, or after 'Asr, it is prescribed for him to pray two rak'ahs, the sunnah of wudu, whether he is a man or a woman.
Likewise, if he enters the mosque after 'Asr, or after Fajr, it is prescribed for him to pray the greeting of the mosque, and it has no time of prohibition. Likewise, if the sun is eclipsed after 'Asr, it is prescribed for the Muslims to pray the eclipse prayer after 'Asr, and it has no time of prohibition; because all of these are prayers with causes, and the prayer that has causes is performed during the times of prohibition. Yes.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good.
Source
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