Five Daily Prayers
2,075 questions
What acts of worship were obligatory before the Isra and Mi'raj?
What is the ruling on placing the hands after rising from rukūʿ?
Is a married son who has no income and supports five children obligated to send a daily lunch meal to his well-off father who is able to buy his own food? Is it permissible to force his wife to prepare this food, and what is the wife's position in this situation?
What should I do if I missed the Dhuhr and Asr prayers combined at the mosque due to rain; should I pray them combined alone or with another congregation?
Will everyone greeted by the Messenger of Allah, may Allah's prayers and peace be upon him, not be touched by the Fire, and what is the treasure that the Messenger of Allah, may Allah's prayers and peace be upon him, told my brother about?
Does prayer with braided hair also not count for women?
What is the ruling on praying Maghrib at home in congregation if the Imam does not pray it in the mosque because he has gone to break his fast?
Is it permissible to amend a sales contract that includes a penalty clause and a non-amendment clause, especially with the possibilities that the contract was not read, or the non-amendment clause was forgotten, or its existence was not believed, particularly since the questioner was not praying at the time of signing the contract? What is the ruling on this for those who consider one who abandons prayer to be a disbeliever or not a disbeliever? Does the questioner have the right to revoke the sale of his share in the shop to his brother in exchange for the penalty clause, or has the shop already entered into the brother's ownership?
What is the ruling on the prayer of someone who discovered after a month that he had been praying in his room facing the wrong direction of the Qibla, knowing that he resides in Makkah and travels to Jeddah on weekends, and prays most of his prayers in the mosque?
Is it better to wait for the Adhan after the time for prayer has begun in order to perform it, or to hasten to pray immediately once its time has begun?
Did the Companions—may God be pleased with them—after the death of the Messenger—may God’s prayers and peace be upon him—approve of establishing prayer inside the mosque without those outside hearing it, as the Ministry of Religious Affairs and Endowments has decreed?
What should one do who suffers from frequently looking at unveiled women, and is unable to lower his gaze at many times?
Is saying "My Lord, forgive me; my Lord, forgive me" between the two prostrations obligatory or Sunnah, and is it permissible to substitute it with another supplication? And are my previous prayers accepted if I did not say it in them?
Is it permissible to pray behind an imam who says that Allah is everywhere, citing weak and fabricated hadiths, and practices some innovations such as congregational supplication after the obligatory prayer?
Is it obligatory for the congregant to say "Subhan Allah" (Tasbih) during bowing (Ruku') and prostration (Sujud), or is it permissible for him to suffice with the Imam's Tasbih?
Can a non-Muslim girl declare her Islam between herself and her Lord and perform some prayers, such as Dhuhr and Asr, without performing the rest of the prayers due to the difficult situation at home?
What are the necessary criteria for a place to be considered a mosque, and is praying in a place where the five daily prayers are regularly performed, but which does not meet all the conditions of a mosque, like praying at home?
What is the ruling on the prayer of those who lift their foreheads off the ground during prostration, and what is your advice to them?
What is the ruling on frequent flatulence when performing Umrah, and what should be done about the repeated breaking of ablution during circumambulation (Tawaf) and prayer in the Haram?
Is it permissible for women to pray in their homes behind the Imam of the mosque, provided they can hear him and are aware of his movements, and does this apply to a woman praying in her private room?
Is it permissible for a traveler to pray on an airplane?
What is the ruling on congregational prayer with someone whose 'awrah is exposed?
What is the ruling on someone who suffers from severe obsessive whispers (waswasah) during prayer, which compels them to make involuntary movements, causes them to rush through the recitation of surahs and prostration, makes them find difficulty in standing, and whose doubt about the validity of the prayer drives them to expose their 'awrah (private parts) during prayer? And what should they do?
Should the worshipper look at the index finger when supplicating during the sitting between the two prostrations, by analogy with the Tashahhud?