Prohibited and Disliked Times for Prayer: Rules and Differences
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- Which are the three severely prohibited times?
- What is the specific prayer exception near sunset?
- What is meant by the prohibition at zenith?
- What is permissible after Asr, before the severe sunset interval?
- What is the ruling on ordinary nafl after Fajr before sunrise?
- What is the rule on additional voluntary prayers after true dawn?
- How do the two post-dawn restrictions differ?
- What is the Hanafi rule for old missed prayers at the three severe times?
- Why do Shafi‘i jurists allow certain makeup prayers during prohibited times?
- If a person deliberately delays today’s Asr near sunset, what is the ruling?
- Which practice does the phrase about funeral prayer concern?
- What matters when a funeral only becomes present during a prohibited interval?
- Why does the timing of recitation matter for prostration?
- When does the source’s post-Asr nafl restriction begin?
- What does “these two periods” denote?
- What is the Hanafi rule on voluntary prayer before Maghrib?
- What evidence underlies the Shafi‘i position on two rak‘ahs before Maghrib?
- How does the chapter classify sunrise, zenith and sunset?
- What distinguishes qada from nafl after Fajr?
- Which distinction applies to the two Fajr Sunnah rak‘ahs?
- Why is an unconditional permission for qada during the three times incorrect in Hanafi fiqh?
- A missed prayer is remembered at the sun’s zenith. What follows in the Hanafi view?
- What must be identified to determine the ruling in these periods?
- A person offers four additional nafl rak‘ahs after true dawn besides the two Fajr Sunnah. What is the ruling?