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#31 [Permalink] Posted on 25th March 2014 13:04
I'm not a fan of malls. I'm not promoting malls. I don't frequent the malls nor do I plan to go there on any regular basis for "pass times" sake. My post is for those who happen to be there for whatever reason. Allah is the Judge and no one else. You cannot judge anyone who happens to be in a mall and it's Salah time as being in a place of Ghaflah.

What about those that are travelling? How can they travel at Salah time? Is that Ghaflah too? What was so important about a trip or a holiday or site seeing? Or is that a necessity with no alternative? How do you know the reason of someone being in a "mall" is not necessity? How can you generalise and put this down to Ghaflah of Salah times?

If your issues are with "malls" in particular then yes I'd join in and agree with you and list a hundred things that are clearly and visibly Haraam in malls but everything has its place. This is about praying Salah no matter where you are. Not about "not praying" in the Masjid.
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#32 [Permalink] Posted on 25th March 2014 14:49
Prayer rooms in malls are a blessing, imagine a not too practising muslim sees a book in the prayer room and that becomes a source of hidayah, imagine a sister sees all covered women and the recognises the importance of hijab,
Salah represents Islam, imagine a non muslim e
Lnters out of curiousity and That becomes the source of hidayah for her? There are toi many benefits, biggest one is that one gets a peaceful place where one may bow to the divine.
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#33 [Permalink] Posted on 25th March 2014 14:53
There is the beautiful sense of peace one feels in the prayer room, and that makes one realises that this dunya and its fake beauties can never give peace to the heart, to the soul , and that is the thing which makes a person realise the difference between the Zeenah of the dunya and the Sukoon of the Qalb
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#34 [Permalink] Posted on 25th March 2014 15:14
Good thread masha'Ala, got a question though, aren't you supposed to pray standing when you can ?

I remember once I prayed in my car and I was told you have so much room outside, why didnt you pray outside standing ? Wouldn't some of the examples in this thread such as in phone booths, sitting in coaches, trains etc, fall into this category ?

Would appreciate it if someone could clarify this for me.
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#35 [Permalink] Posted on 25th March 2014 15:38
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#36 [Permalink] Posted on 25th March 2014 16:29
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How many repeat their Salah afterwards ? Hardly any.

Also what are you supposed to do when you have to sit down and pray in your chair and you can't stand up and pray. I also heard from an alim once that the other view is its 'better' if you repeat, but many don't , once done their done.

The rest Allah knows best
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#37 [Permalink] Posted on 25th March 2014 16:32
Respected brother jinn,
Many women can do qiyam and can sit on the floor and pray but they dont because of a minor problem, that doesnt mean that they r doing the right thing.
Many people do many impermissible things, that doesnt make that permissible.
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#38 [Permalink] Posted on 25th March 2014 16:40
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Apologies but thats completely irrelevant to what I'm asking about.
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#39 [Permalink] Posted on 25th March 2014 16:49
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Sorry but thats for on the plane. I dont think it would apply to situations you mentioned. If you have room to stand and you can stand, then you must stand.

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#40 [Permalink] Posted on 25th March 2014 16:52
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Respected Brother, my reply was to
"many dont, ''
''Hardly any''

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#41 [Permalink] Posted on 25th March 2014 16:58
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So the ones that pray sitting down and don't make up for it later,

-Is their Salah valid/invalid now ?

-Is this type of salah sitting down valid when clearly one can stand without any kind of circumstances preventing one from doing so ? So most of the examples listed in this thread would be invalid then as one doesn't always have to pray in their car you can pray on the pavement etc, true/false ?

I'm not sure if I'm making sense to you, but I was referring to something completely different and by no way was I implying that a lot of people doing something makes it valid. There's two views as far as I have heard, one is you should repeat its better, second one is if you don't your salah is still valid.

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#42 [Permalink] Posted on 25th March 2014 17:07
serious question...

should we have prayer rooms in pubs and clubs? many muslims attend such places, especially around universities.
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#43 [Permalink] Posted on 25th March 2014 17:09
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Heard in a lecture by Mufti Menk that Casinos in Cape Town have prayer rooms for brothers that wish to go and pray etc.

Lol

Astagfirullah
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#44 [Permalink] Posted on 25th March 2014 17:12
Had no idea they had prayer rooms in such places.
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#45 [Permalink] Posted on 25th March 2014 17:26
There are six Farz in namaaz.

1. TAKBEERE TAHRIMA.
2. QIYAAM (standing position).
3. QIRAAT (reciting of at least three aayats or one long aayat of the Quraan.
4. RUKU (to bow down).
5. Both the SAJDAHS (prostrate).
6. QAA'DAH AKHEERAH (to sit so long at the end of the last Rakaat that one can read the TASHAHHUD).

Source: Taleemul- Haq
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