What Breaks the Prayer
234 questions
What do we do if a lunar eclipse coincides with the Fajr prayer?
Does a worshiper's prayer get interrupted if a rabbit passes in front of him?
Is it permissible to wipe one's nose with a tissue during prayer when experiencing a runny nose due to hay fever, in order to prevent the liquid from falling onto the prayer rug or clothes?
What is the ruling on placing chewing gum on the roof of the mouth during prayer, and does it invalidate it?
Does prayer become invalid by bending over to cover an exposed foot during prayer?
What is the ruling on one who breaks multiple oaths? Is only one expiation required? And must one inspect after every prayer if they have excessive discharge to repeat it, or should they seek a time when they are pure?
Are the nullifiers of prayer limited in number?
Does the passing of a woman in front of a praying woman interrupt her prayer?
Is the prayer valid if one re-recites the Surah or repeats "Sami'a Allahu liman hamidah" (Allah hears him who praises Him) after the takbir for bowing or prostrating, and before reaching that same position, knowing that this occurs before interrupting the bowing or prostration?
Is it permissible to interrupt prayer when earthquakes or similar natural disasters occur?
Does uttering part of a supplication or "Rabbana wa lakal Hamd" (Our Lord, to You be all praise) after rising from prostration or bowing invalidate the prayer, and what if that occurs in the recommended (Sunnah) prayers?
What should I do if my mother interrupts me during prayer – knowing the specified prayer times – do I wait until I am alone and pray again, or do I continue my prayer?
What is the ruling on interrupting a four-rak'ah prayer, and what should one have done when interrupted during prayer?
Does extending the hand to pick up something in front of the worshiper invalidate their prayer?
Does expiation become obligatory for someone who swore to pray Fajr on time, then prayed it after sunrise on two days of the week?
Is a mobile phone among the things that invalidate prayer, and what is the advice for its owner?
Is the phrase "Prayer is better than sleep" said in the first call to prayer before Fajr, or in the second call to prayer? What is the evidence for saying it? And what should one who hears it say after the muezzin?
Is the intention to move between the pillars of prayer not concluded if it occurs suddenly or while repelling whisperings (waswas), knowing that intention is obligatory for these transitions?