Suppose a caravan leaves Arafat on the evening of 9 Dhu al-Hijjah and a pilgrim offers Maghrib before reaching Muzdalifah. Identify the prayer (Maghrib), the location (the road, not Muzdalifah), and the attributed opinion (Abu Hanifah and Muhammad).
Without these three facts, a generic answer about delayed combination would miss the legal point of the original clause.
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Book of Hajj: Prayers, Standing at Muzdalifah, and Departure to Mina
Suppose a caravan leaves Arafat on the evening of 9 Dhu al-Hijjah and a pilgrim offers Maghrib before reaching Muzdalifah. Identify the prayer (Maghrib), the location (the road, not Muzdalifah), and the attributed opinion (Abu Hanifah and Muhammad).
Without these three facts, a generic answer about delayed combination would miss the legal point of the original clause.