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**dserbokim** · 07-23-2012, 07:05 PM

Assalamu alaykum

There were four musallah in haram. But not four separate jamaath at the same time. But sequentially 5 salah were led by four imams in their musallah.

eg. fajr maliki, zuhar shafaee, asar hanbali, maghrib hanafee, eisha maliki, next day fajr shafaee.

The reason was the salafees demolishing the four musallahs was that, they didn't had their representation. The fifth musallah was non-existing, so they demolished the four musallahs.

i didnt know that. i thought the four prayed separately in different parts of haram.
in islamabad's islamic university there is a similar (but not identical) routine as far as i can tell. one week jumah khutba by barelvi imam, then deobandi, then ahl e hadith. and daily prayers rotated between them. Allahualam.
good example of tolerance.

07-23-2012, 07:05 PM	#4
dserbokim Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 542 Senior Member	Assalamu alaykum There were four musallah in haram. But not four separate jamaath at the same time. But sequentially 5 salah were led by four imams in their musallah. eg. fajr maliki, zuhar shafaee, asar hanbali, maghrib hanafee, eisha maliki, next day fajr shafaee. The reason was the salafees demolishing the four musallahs was that, they didn't had their representation. The fifth musallah was non-existing, so they demolished the four musallahs. i didnt know that. i thought the four prayed separately in different parts of haram. in islamabad's islamic university there is a similar (but not identical) routine as far as i can tell. one week jumah khutba by barelvi imam, then deobandi, then ahl e hadith. and daily prayers rotated between them. Allahualam. good example of tolerance.
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