Ruling on combining prayers for a patient who fears the time will expire before the surgical procedure is completed.
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Question:
If a patient is in a session for kidney dialysis or in the hospital for treatment, and the time for the Maghrib prayer enters, and its time may expire while he is still undergoing treatment, should he combine the prayer when he finishes, combining by delaying, or should he pray it in its time, even if he does not perform ritual purity?
Answer:
If a patient is in a session for kidney dialysis or in the hospital for treatment, and the time for the Maghrib prayer enters, and its time may expire while he is still undergoing treatment, should he combine the prayer when he finishes, combining by delaying, or should he pray it in its time, even if he does not perform ritual purity?
If a patient is in a session for kidney dialysis or in the hospital for treatment, and the time for the Maghrib prayer enters, and its time may expire while he is still undergoing treatment, should he combine the prayer when he finishes, combining by delaying, or should he pray it in its time, even if he does not perform ritual purity?
Answer:
If a patient is in a session for kidney dialysis or in the hospital for treatment, and the time for the Maghrib prayer enters, and its time may expire while he is still undergoing treatment, should he combine the prayer when he finishes, combining by delaying, or should he pray it in its time, even if he does not perform ritual purity?
Source
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