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few question on about pray conditons - Infoseeker - 11-29-2007
few queston about about pray condtions
1) when i am praying if i make a small mistake ie. in surah Quraysh at the begining i recite surah ikas and then realise i ment to recite surah quraysh so i then recite surah quraysh.
is this allowed
2) during pray i often getting back flashes of what is happening in the world and often i end up drafting off to dream world then i realise that i am worshipping Allah S.W.T and i continue on praying { do i need to break my pray and start all over again }
3) during salaat one breaks wind can he continue on praying or does he need to stop and perform wudu again
4) at work i pray salaat Zuhur and Asar together as i perform travel pray but when doing wudu i use soak wet toliet paper to clean my back side if you know what i mean , and front is this allow or do i need to use just water which is very hard from time to time as English people don't cater for Muslim
please answer in very simple form and basic no big words and no long sentences
may allah rewards you brothers and sisters for replying back to me
few question on about pray conditons - Rock - 11-30-2007
Quote:few queston about about pray condtions
1) when i am praying if i make a small mistake ie. in surah Quraysh at the begining i recite surah ikas and then realise i ment to recite surah quraysh so i then recite surah quraysh.
is this allowed
2) during pray i often getting back flashes of what is happening in the world and often i end up drafting off to dream world then i realise that i am worshipping Allah S.W.T and i continue on praying { do i need to break my pray and start all over again }
3) during salaat one breaks wind can he continue on praying or does he need to stop and perform wudu again
4) at work i pray salaat Zuhur and Asar together as i perform travel pray but when doing wudu i use soak wet toliet paper to clean my back side if you know what i mean , and front is this allow or do i need to use just water which is very hard from time to time as English people don't cater for Muslim
please answer in very simple form and basic no big words and no long sentences
may allah rewards you brothers and sisters for replying back to me
Bismillah
Assalamo alykom
1-Yes this is allowed.
2-No,there is no need to break your pray and start all over again .But try to avoid this situation as possible as you can.
3-Yes,he need to stop and perform wudu again
4-I think using wet toliet paper or water is acceptable.But why you pray salaat Zuhur and Asar together as you perform travel pray ?
I hope I am correct and clear.
few question on about pray conditons - Dan - 12-16-2007
Bismillah
As Salam alaikum
2. If you find that your mind is persistantly wandering then say "A'oothu billahi mina shantan errajeem" (I seek refuge with Allah from the cursed devil) and spit to your left three times (this spitting is like an "air spit" like "Puh, puh, puh" kind of like if you have a hair or something in your mouth. Then continue on where you were in your prayer.
4. I have yet to come across a fatwa from a scholar that allows the use of just wet toliet paper since the sunnah is to use flowing water. I used to do this method myself. Then a knowledgable person suggested bringing a bottle of water to the restroom. I know do this. I keep a bottle specifically marked at my desk to bring with me to the restroom. If anyone of my coworkers find this odd, they have yet to say anything. Shaytan keeps us from the sunnah by building up fears in our minds like "What will people say or think if I keep bringing this bottle of water to the restroom?" Then I remember what Allah will Insha'Allah reward me with for sticking with a sunnah even when it is more difficult. Plus if someone does eventually ask, it is a good dawah opportunity.
As Salam alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu