The ruling on prayer if the one praying is unable to stop someone passing in front of him
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Q239: The questioner says: If a man passes in front of the one praying and the one praying is unable to turn him back or push him away because of the speed of his passing, does the prayer become invalid?
A239: The prayer is not invalidated, but he commits a sin if he lets him pass while he is able to prevent him. Both commit a sin: the one passing and the one praying. If the one praying is unable to prevent him and he passes, then only the one passing commits a sin.
A239: The prayer is not invalidated, but he commits a sin if he lets him pass while he is able to prevent him. Both commit a sin: the one passing and the one praying. If the one praying is unable to prevent him and he passes, then only the one passing commits a sin.
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