April 22, 2020

Corona Fiqh 102: Prayer Makes Perfect AT HOME

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24 minutes

Issues covered in the video

- Praying at home but getting the rewards of the Masjid

- The best place for non-obligatory prayers is the home

- Do I need a fresh wudhu for every Salah?

- Does the hand sanitizer affect my wudhu?

- Do I need to wash off the hand sanitizer before Salah?

- Do I need to give the Adhan in my home?

- Do I need to do the Iqamah before the prayer?

- What if I leave out the Adhan & Iqmah?

- Is it allowed for a woman to do the Adhan?

- Ensure you pray of time

- Ensure you perform your Sunnah prayers

- Ensure you are dressed appropriately

- Is it allowed to wear gloves and the face mask while praying

- The Musalla in the house is not a Masjid

- Remove anything that will disturb your prayer

- Use a sutra

- Does the wife stand behind the husband in congregational prayer?

- If two males are praying, how do they stand?

- Can those under 5 years stand in the middle of the saff?

- Can a woman lead a mixed congregation?

- Can a group of sisters pray in the congregation?

- If space is limited, can one stand to the right and left of the Imam?

- Can a kid of 6 years lead the prayer?

- Social distancing in Salah & standing apart

- Walking in front of the one who is praying

- Changing the sequence of the Surah's, allowed?

- What happens if I repeated the same surah in both units of the prayer?

- Can I read from my phone while in Salah?

- A woman saying Ameen aloud behind the Imam?

- The Woman saying Ameen aloud in Salah?

Note: If praying with close family members (mahrams) then a woman can say Ameen aloud

- Does a little bit of movement in Salah nullify it?

- Smiling & laughing in salah

- Sitting after Fajr until sunrise & it's the reward

- How many units is Salah al-Tarawih?

- Read from a book after every salah The main elements of each and every salat and how to make this the best Ramadan for your household.

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Bilal Ismail

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April 22, 2020

Corona Fiqh 102: Prayer Makes Perfect AT HOME

Listen Later

24 minutes

Issues covered in the video

- Praying at home but getting the rewards of the Masjid

- The best place for non-obligatory prayers is the home

- Do I need a fresh wudhu for every Salah?

- Does the hand sanitizer affect my wudhu?

- Do I need to wash off the hand sanitizer before Salah?

- Do I need to give the Adhan in my home?

- Do I need to do the Iqamah before the prayer?

- What if I leave out the Adhan & Iqmah?

- Is it allowed for a woman to do the Adhan?

- Ensure you pray of time

- Ensure you perform your Sunnah prayers

- Ensure you are dressed appropriately

- Is it allowed to wear gloves and the face mask while praying

- The Musalla in the house is not a Masjid

- Remove anything that will disturb your prayer

- Use a sutra

- Does the wife stand behind the husband in congregational prayer?

- If two males are praying, how do they stand?

- Can those under 5 years stand in the middle of the saff?

- Can a woman lead a mixed congregation?

- Can a group of sisters pray in the congregation?

- If space is limited, can one stand to the right and left of the Imam?

- Can a kid of 6 years lead the prayer?

- Social distancing in Salah & standing apart

- Walking in front of the one who is praying

- Changing the sequence of the Surah's, allowed?

- What happens if I repeated the same surah in both units of the prayer?

- Can I read from my phone while in Salah?

- A woman saying Ameen aloud behind the Imam?

- The Woman saying Ameen aloud in Salah?

Note: If praying with close family members (mahrams) then a woman can say Ameen aloud

- Does a little bit of movement in Salah nullify it?

- Smiling & laughing in salah

- Sitting after Fajr until sunrise & it's the reward

- How many units is Salah al-Tarawih?

- Read from a book after every salah The main elements of each and every salat and how to make this the best Ramadan for your household.

...more