The Beginning and End of the Times of Prayer
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Question:
Her final question states: Until what time after the adhan is a person considered to be delaying the prayer? I ask for the specific time in hours if possible. May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
You must pay attention to the calendars issued by the Ministry of Awqaf so that you know the beginning and the end of the time. There is a calendar issued if you are in the Kingdom; pay attention to the calendar and act according to it so that you know the beginning and the end of the time. It is all explained in the calendar by the hour, so you should observe that, and praise be to Allah.
As for the timing clarified by the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him): The Zuhr prayer begins when the sun passes its zenith, when the sun has passed its zenith, and it continues until the shadow of every object becomes equal to its length, after the shadow at the zenith. All of this is within the time for Zuhr. It is better to pray within the time; it is better to perform the prayer at the beginning of the time. This is the best, except in intense heat, in which case it is better to delay the Zuhr prayer until the heat breaks.
The 'Asr prayer begins when the shadow of every object becomes equal to its length, when the shadow of every object becomes equal to its length after the shadow at the zenith; the time for 'Asr enters until the sun turns yellow. It is better to perform the prayer at the beginning of the time, when the sun is high, white, and pure. This is the best.
The Maghrib prayer begins with the setting of the sun, when it has set, and it continues until the disappearance of the twilight, which is the redness in the direction of the west, called the red twilight. When the red twilight disappears, the time for 'Isha' enters, and it continues until the middle of the night. All of this is the time for 'Isha', so it is not permissible to delay it until after the middle of the night.
The Fajr prayer begins with the rising of the true dawn, which spreads in the sky in the eastern direction, spreading; it is called the true dawn that extends in the eastern direction. It continues until the rising of the sun. When the sun rises, the time for Fajr ends. This is the Shari'ah timing, and by the hours, one looks at the calendar. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Her final question states: Until what time after the adhan is a person considered to be delaying the prayer? I ask for the specific time in hours if possible. May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
You must pay attention to the calendars issued by the Ministry of Awqaf so that you know the beginning and the end of the time. There is a calendar issued if you are in the Kingdom; pay attention to the calendar and act according to it so that you know the beginning and the end of the time. It is all explained in the calendar by the hour, so you should observe that, and praise be to Allah.
As for the timing clarified by the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him): The Zuhr prayer begins when the sun passes its zenith, when the sun has passed its zenith, and it continues until the shadow of every object becomes equal to its length, after the shadow at the zenith. All of this is within the time for Zuhr. It is better to pray within the time; it is better to perform the prayer at the beginning of the time. This is the best, except in intense heat, in which case it is better to delay the Zuhr prayer until the heat breaks.
The 'Asr prayer begins when the shadow of every object becomes equal to its length, when the shadow of every object becomes equal to its length after the shadow at the zenith; the time for 'Asr enters until the sun turns yellow. It is better to perform the prayer at the beginning of the time, when the sun is high, white, and pure. This is the best.
The Maghrib prayer begins with the setting of the sun, when it has set, and it continues until the disappearance of the twilight, which is the redness in the direction of the west, called the red twilight. When the red twilight disappears, the time for 'Isha' enters, and it continues until the middle of the night. All of this is the time for 'Isha', so it is not permissible to delay it until after the middle of the night.
The Fajr prayer begins with the rising of the true dawn, which spreads in the sky in the eastern direction, spreading; it is called the true dawn that extends in the eastern direction. It continues until the rising of the sun. When the sun rises, the time for Fajr ends. This is the Shari'ah timing, and by the hours, one looks at the calendar. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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