You can pray Fajr as long as the sun has not risen. One should pray is after the Athan which is when the dawn breaks.
Read moreYou perform wudhu and pray to Rak’ah with the intention that Allah forgives your sin
Read moreThese are ignorant and have no knowledge. The Prophet salla Allahu alaihi wa sallam approved of his companions taking money in return for reciting the Quran and Ruqya. Scholars say that it is permissible to take a salary for an Imam who is devoting his time for leading the prayers.
Read moreIshraq prayer is voluntary while Thuhur prayer is a fard and it is mandatory. Ishraq prayer is one of the formats of praying Duha prayer. It is to be prayed after praying Fajr in the masjid and waiting until the sunrises while making thikr or reading the Quran. After about 15 minutes of sunrise, one […]
Read moreThe pillars of prayer, of which there are fourteen, as follows: (i) Standing during obligatory prayers if one is able to do so (ii) The opening takbeer (saying “Allaahu akbar”) (iii) Reciting al-Faatihah (iv) Rukoo’ (bowing), the least of which means bending so that the hands can touch the knees, but the most complete form […]
Read moreThough it was reported that Ibn Mas’oud may Allah be pleased with him said that, it was also reported in Saheeh Al Bukhari that Ibn Omer said that the Prophet salla Allahu alaihi wa sallam used to raise his hands in the positions you have mentioned. Therefore, the hadeeth of Ibn Omer is more authentic […]
Read moreDoha prayer’s time is from 15 minutes after sunrise until 10 minutes before the Athan of Thuhur.
Read moreIf it is the kind of rain that would wet the clothes and make the ground muddy, the answer is yes. One can also join in the masjid Asr to Thuhur or Isha to Maghrib.
Read moreBecause this is how our Prophet salla Allahu alaihi wa sallam used to pray.
Read moreThere are 2 rak’ah before Fajr, 4 before Thuhur and 2 after Thuhur, two after Maghrib and two after Isha. As for the second part of the question, this needs a lot of explanation. Be more specific.
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