Is it permissible to delay the Duha prayer until ten in the morning?
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Question:
Our brother says: Regarding the Duha prayer, is it permissible for me to delay it until ten in the morning, for example?
Answer:
The entire period of Duha is a time for prayer, from when the sun rises the length of a spear until near the time of Dhuhr. The best time is when the heat of the Duha is intense, which is around ten o'clock these days, or ten-thirty, or eleven. All of this is a time for the Duha prayer. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said:Sahih Muslim 748a meaning: when the heat becomes intense for the young camels.
So the conclusion is: The time for the Duha prayer is broad, from when the sun rises the length of a spear until the sun stands still before Dhuhr, which is about a quarter of an hour, or a third of an hour. All of this is a time for the Duha prayer. And if it is during the time of intense Duha and the rising of the Duha, it is better. Yes...
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Our brother says: Regarding the Duha prayer, is it permissible for me to delay it until ten in the morning, for example?
Answer:
The entire period of Duha is a time for prayer, from when the sun rises the length of a spear until near the time of Dhuhr. The best time is when the heat of the Duha is intense, which is around ten o'clock these days, or ten-thirty, or eleven. All of this is a time for the Duha prayer. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said:
The prayer of those who are penitent is observed when your weaned camels feel the heat of the sun.
صلاة الأوابين حين ترمض الفصالSo the conclusion is: The time for the Duha prayer is broad, from when the sun rises the length of a spear until the sun stands still before Dhuhr, which is about a quarter of an hour, or a third of an hour. All of this is a time for the Duha prayer. And if it is during the time of intense Duha and the rising of the Duha, it is better. Yes...
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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