I live in Pakistan where the Fajr and Asr prayer are held at the `last-time’ in most mosques which is around 6 while back in gulf they used at the `first-time’ which would be around 4 pm. But mosques from our home is far and we have good number of people at home so we all do congregation in every prayer. So, can we pray at the earlier time in congregation while being at home?
I live in Pakistan where the Fajr and Asr prayer are held at the `last-time’ in most mosques which is around 6 while back in gulf they used at the `first-time’ which would be around 4 pm. But mosques from our home is far and we have good number of people at home so we all do congregation in every prayer. So, can we pray at the earlier time in congregation while being at home?
06Aug
Yes, you should do that.
I live in Pakistan where the Fajr and Asr prayer are held at the `last-time’ in most mosques which is around 6 while back in gulf they used at the `first-time’ which would be around 4 pm. But mosques from our home is far and we have good number of people at home so we all do congregation in every prayer. So, can we pray at the earlier time in congregation while being at home?