31. A person for whom prayer-order (Tartib) remains binding remembers an earlier missed prayer.
32. A replacement Imam is appointed who is not legally fit to lead that congregation.
33. The sun rises while Fajr is still being performed.
34. The sun reaches/passes the zenith during the Eid prayer in the stated timing case.
35. Asr time enters while Jumu'ah is still being performed.
36. A splint/bandage falls away because the injury has healed.
37. The legal chronic excuse of a Ma'dhur ends during the prayer.
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Items 31–37: Order, Time, Splint, and Chronic Excuse
Invalidators of Prayer, Part 2: Items 25–43 — State Changes
31. A person for whom prayer-order (Tartib) remains binding remembers an earlier missed prayer.
32. A replacement Imam is appointed who is not legally fit to lead that congregation.
33. The sun rises while Fajr is still being performed.
34. The sun reaches/passes the zenith during the Eid prayer in the stated timing case.
35. Asr time enters while Jumu'ah is still being performed.
36. A splint/bandage falls away because the injury has healed.
37. The legal chronic excuse of a Ma'dhur ends during the prayer.