Explaining the virtue of waiting for the prayer after the prayer
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Q152: The questioner says: The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) encouraged [this] and said: Sunan Ibn Majah 428Hasan (Darussalam) Does this apply to women waiting in their prayer areas in their homes?
A152: This is in the mosques; waiting for the prayer after the prayer is in the mosques, because the hadith was reported regarding the mosques. He (peace and blessings be upon him) said:Mishkat al-Masabih 282, 283 .
waiting for the next prayer after prayer
وانتظار الصلاة بعد الصلاةA152: This is in the mosques; waiting for the prayer after the prayer is in the mosques, because the hadith was reported regarding the mosques. He (peace and blessings be upon him) said:
Abu Huraira reported God’s messenger as saying, “Shall I not guide you to something for which God blots out sins and raises men's ranks?” When his hearers expressed their desire that he should tell them, he said, “Performing complete ablution although circumstances make it difficult, travelling far to mosques, and looking expectantly to the next time of prayer after prayers have been said. That is the defence of the frontier.”* The tradition of Malik b. Anas has, “That is the defence of the frontier; that is the defence of the frontier. He repeated it twice.” *Here meant in a spiritual sense, as a defence against infidelity and wrongdoing. Muslim transmitted it. Tirmidhi’s version has thrice.
ألا أدلكم على ما يمحو الله به الخطايا، ويرفع به الدرجات؛ إسباغ الوضوء على المكاره، وكثرة الخطى إلى المساجد، وانتظار الصلاة بعد الصلاة، فذلكم الرباط فذلكم الرباط فذلكم الرباط
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