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"What is the meaning of the phrase: ""as long as he does not cause inconvenience"" in the hadith about the angels praying for the one who prays? "

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The hadith addresses the issue of the event that nullifies ablution, where it indicates that what is meant by the event is what nullifies ablution, such as wind, and it is said that it is broader than that. Various narrations have supported this meaning, and what is intended by the phrase "as long as it does not bother" means as long as nothing occurs in his gathering that invalidates his ablution. The summary of the matter is that most explanations indicate that the intended meaning is the nullification of ablution, and even considering that the intended reference is broader than that, the nullification of ablution is also included.

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