When does one who slept through the 'Asr prayer until Maghrib pray?
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Question:
He says: If a Muslim sleeps before the 'Asr prayer, and there is nothing to wake him up, so he does not wake up until the Maghrib prayer, during the iqamah, does he pray Maghrib first, or does he pray 'Asr?
Knowing that if he prays 'Asr, he will miss the Maghrib congregational prayer.
Answer:
The order must be maintained. He prays 'Asr, then he prays Maghrib. He is not excused for this by offering Maghrib first. For this reason, when the 'Asr prayer was missed by the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) on the Day of the Trench, he prayed it, then he prayed Maghrib. (Peace and blessings be upon him) prayed it after Maghrib, then he prayed Maghrib.
So the conclusion is: if he sleeps through 'Asr or forgets it and then remembers, he prays 'Asr, then he prays Maghrib. Yes.
He says: If a Muslim sleeps before the 'Asr prayer, and there is nothing to wake him up, so he does not wake up until the Maghrib prayer, during the iqamah, does he pray Maghrib first, or does he pray 'Asr?
Knowing that if he prays 'Asr, he will miss the Maghrib congregational prayer.
Answer:
The order must be maintained. He prays 'Asr, then he prays Maghrib. He is not excused for this by offering Maghrib first. For this reason, when the 'Asr prayer was missed by the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) on the Day of the Trench, he prayed it, then he prayed Maghrib. (Peace and blessings be upon him) prayed it after Maghrib, then he prayed Maghrib.
So the conclusion is: if he sleeps through 'Asr or forgets it and then remembers, he prays 'Asr, then he prays Maghrib. Yes.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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