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AVOID THIS MISTAKE WITH MAGHRIB SALAH IN RAMADAN | Abu Bakr Zoud

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Most people delay Maghrib after iftar without realizing the risk. Abu Bakr Zoud explains the common Ramadan habit that endangers your salah and why this prayer must be rushed, not postponed.

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AVOID THIS MISTAKE WITH MAGHRIB SALAH IN RAMADAN | Abu Bakr Zoud

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رحمان الرحيم ربما أرى للمغرب في إسلام أريد أن تتعرف عن صلات المغرب في المغرب في المنفة of Ramadan many people have made a habit لأن as soon as the moment of the month is called they sit down on the table, they break their fast they continue to eat and eat and then drinks, and then sweets and then afterwards they get up go to the bathroom then make Odo and then they pre-solat the month and then Allah willing perhaps the prayer time has ended and they don't know so brothers and sisters in Islam this message here is to encourage you all to take the prayer time of the month of Ramadan the Sunnah of the Messenger was to break his fast on dates or water or whatever that is available and then you rush to establish the prayer time you pray the prayer time you pray your family whoever you are with and then you may proceed to continuing your Fbar

and you can sit down and you will be at rest and at ease brothers and sisters in Islam don't take this matter lightly صلات المغرب does not end at the time of Aisha that is on our calendars today rather صلات المغرب ends عند مغيب شفق الأحمر when the redness of the sky disappears and that could differ from country to country sometimes in certain countries it could be 50 minutes from then المغرب until the end of صلات المغرب in other countries it could be one hour it could be one hour 10 minutes it depends and the idea is there are mithaib in Islam that were very strict concerning the time of مغرب and how much time you have to pray it for example the famous opinion among the Malikis and the opinion among the Shafi'i Mithaib is that صلات المغرب is prayed in the time that it is enough for you to get up and make wubu with them clothing face the kibla praying through your rakah and then two rakah

after it and that's it that's under the Shafi'i so that's about 15-20 minutes they give for صلات المغرب so we need to be careful and even if we look at the Hadith of the messenger who was taught the timings of the prayer by Jibril Jibril who visited the messenger who was on two days the first day he led him in صلاة for all the prayers at the beginning of their time on the second day Jibril came and he led the messenger who was in the prayer and he prayed the prayers at the end of their time in the end of their time but for the second day on the two days he prayed it on time which is a proof for you and I that this is an urgent prayer that only has that time في the time from when it makes a vent يحتاج to be a rushed solid و like all the other prayers there is time for you to pray them and offer them so let's not fall into this mistake

don't fall into this mistake stand as the vent is being conducted and call sit down have a date drink some water and then establish your solid

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