What Breaks the Prayer
234 questions
Is it permissible to re-swallow a small amount of food that has come back to the front of the mouth due to burping during prayer?
Is it permissible to use paper tissues during prayer when there is a need for that?
Does excessive movement to cover one's awrah during bowing (ruku') and prostration (sujud) invalidate the prayer?
If wind was released from me between the two tasleems in prayer, is my prayer valid?
What should I do, as I hastened to bow to a man who passed in front of me during prayer, and my intention was to bow to him?
What is the ruling on the prayer of one who invalidated their ablution during it but did not care and completed their prayer?
Does frequent, rapid, and successive movement aimed at covering one's 'awrah invalidate the prayer, and must it be repeated if it is invalid?
What is the duty of the Imam who led the people in the 'Isha prayer in a commercial complex, then heard the sound of music coming from the complex; should he interrupt his prayer?
Does speaking with one of one's parents during a supererogatory prayer invalidate it, such as when the father asks for a key and you answer?
How does a worshipper exit a supererogatory or obligatory prayer if his ablution is nullified, and is he required to perform the taslim?
What is the ruling on the prayer of one who intentionally says "Satan is greater" instead of "Allah is greater" in it?
Does the prayer become invalid due to the forehead moving during prostration as a result of uttering the dhikr or a slight slip on the mosque's carpet?
Are those praying sinful for not returning the greeting while they are in prayer, or is the one who extends the greeting sinful, knowing that they cannot respond?
Does the intention to end the prayer with the Tasleem, then delaying the Tasleem to supplicate immediately before it, invalidate the prayer?
What is the ruling regarding the prayer of a woman whose son kisses her while she is praying, unintentionally? Is her prayer invalidated?
Is it permissible for a diabetic patient suffering from dry mouth and bad breath to chew gum to moisten their mouth and prevent the odor, especially during prayer?
Does touching the anus during prayer, in order to alleviate the fear of invalidating one's ablution, constitute an excessive movement that invalidates the prayer?
Is it obligatory to repeat the prayer if you performed ablution and then intentionally emitted discharges, such as seeing something frightening when you know that they are discharged during fear?
Does a woman passing in front of a worshipper in the Grand Mosque of Makkah, or anyone passing in front of a solitary worshipper, invalidate the prayer?
Does the mere involuntary attention to a song during prayer, followed by the cessation of this attention after two seconds, necessitate repeating the prayer?
Does intentionally producing an audible sound from the mouth during exhalation invalidate the prayer, knowing that the sound is similar to the letter "Hāʼ" if it continues for a period? And does intentionally sighing with a single letter (Fāʼ) invalidate the prayer?
Is bending down to pick up something that fell during prayer considered a bowing (ruku'), and what is the legitimate way to pick it up in this situation?
Does moving only the feet more than once while sitting for the first tashahhud invalidate the prayer?
What is the "end of the saddle" mentioned in the Hadith, and is what invalidates the prayer limited to the black dog, the woman, and the donkey, or does the passing of a man also include?