The Traveller’s Prayer: Journey Distance, Qasr, Residence and Make-up
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- What basic distance standard defines qualifying Hanafi travel?
- What is not itself required by the three-day distance standard?
- How many fard rak‘ahs of Zuhr apply to a Hanafi traveller?
- Which comparison correctly states the qasr dispute?
- A traveller prays four and sits after the second for tashahhud. What is the Hanafi ruling?
- Why is four without sitting after rak‘ah two invalid for the traveller?
- When does shortening begin for someone preparing to travel?
- A traveller firmly intends to stay sixteen days in one town. What applies?
- A traveller intends fourteen consecutive days. What is the Hanafi ruling?
- Someone expects to leave tomorrow for months, never intending fifteen days. What happens?
- How many fard rak‘ahs does a traveller complete behind a resident imam in current Zuhr?
- In the specified case, can a traveller join a resident imam for that missed four-rak‘ah prayer?
- A travelling imam gives salam after two of Zuhr. What do resident followers do?
- Does return to one’s permanent home require a new fifteen-day intention?
- A former home was permanently replaced. What happens on a travel visit to the old town?
- If fifteen days are split between Makkah and Mina as distinct places, what results?
- Which is an example of jam‘ suri?
- What is the Hanafi view of real combining during ordinary travel?
- What is the disagreement about sitting aboard a ship without other excuse?
- How many rak‘ahs for Zuhr missed during travel and made up at home?
- How many rak‘ahs for Isha missed while resident and made up in travel?
- Which status determines the number of rak‘ahs for a missed prayer?
- What is the Hanafi ruling for a qualifying journey undertaken sinfully?
- What underlies the Shafi‘i restriction of concessions for sinful travel?
- Which prayers are subject to shortening?
- In which case must a traveller complete four of Zuhr?