Reciting aloud for the one who prayed Fajr after the sun had risen
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The question: He also says: If he missed the Fajr prayer, is it permissible to recite it quietly or aloud, given that the sun has already risen?
The answer: He should recite it aloud; there is no harm in that. Yes. He should perform it as Allah has prescribed. When the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) missed the Fajr prayer and did not pray it until after the sun had risen, he prayed it as he used to pray it at night in the early part of the day, just as he used to pray it after the dawn had appeared. That is, he prayed it as it is: two rak'ahs with a loud recitation, and he prayed its regular voluntary prayer (rawatib) before it, just as the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) did. Yes.
The answer: He should recite it aloud; there is no harm in that. Yes. He should perform it as Allah has prescribed. When the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) missed the Fajr prayer and did not pray it until after the sun had risen, he prayed it as he used to pray it at night in the early part of the day, just as he used to pray it after the dawn had appeared. That is, he prayed it as it is: two rak'ahs with a loud recitation, and he prayed its regular voluntary prayer (rawatib) before it, just as the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) did. Yes.
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