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**Starichok** · 08-20-2008, 03:08 AM

Salaam aleykum wa rahmatAllah wa barakatuh

Is it allowed to combine prayers (duhr, asr and magrheb iescha), when there is no other option - let us just assume that your job overlaps the praying times?

Id like to know both hanafi and malikis view at this issue..

Wa baraka allahu ta3laa feekum

Wa 'alaikum asalaam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu

I know you only asked concerning the views of the Hanafis and Malikis, but anyways. I might get slack for this (seeing as people are jumping on you for considering your job and financial stability) but in fiqh Hanbali, the busy man and the working man (the baker and the cook were specificlly mentioned by Sheikhul Islaam Ibn Taymiyah (rah)) is permitted to combine his salaah. There are certain conditions of course, like the sunna of the prophet (saw) is not to combine salaah when he was still in his city, for example.

Wassalaam

08-20-2008, 03:08 AM	#18
Starichok Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 466 Senior Member	Salaam aleykum wa rahmatAllah wa barakatuh Is it allowed to combine prayers (duhr, asr and magrheb iescha), when there is no other option - let us just assume that your job overlaps the praying times? Id like to know both hanafi and malikis view at this issue.. Wa baraka allahu ta3laa feekum Wa 'alaikum asalaam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu I know you only asked concerning the views of the Hanafis and Malikis, but anyways. I might get slack for this (seeing as people are jumping on you for considering your job and financial stability) but in fiqh Hanbali, the busy man and the working man (the baker and the cook were specificlly mentioned by Sheikhul Islaam Ibn Taymiyah (rah)) is permitted to combine his salaah. There are certain conditions of course, like the sunna of the prophet (saw) is not to combine salaah when he was still in his city, for example. Wassalaam
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