Women performing qadha of fajr loudly
Q: If a woman offers 345 Qaza prayer (Namaz) of fajr with a loud voice not knowing that Qaza prayers should be offered with low (light) voice. Now she should repeat Qaza prayers or not?
Q: If a woman offers 345 Qaza prayer (Namaz) of fajr with a loud voice not knowing that Qaza prayers should be offered with low (light) voice. Now she should repeat Qaza prayers or not?
Q: If a person has to offer a lot of Qaza prayers, can he offer Qaza prayers after every Farz Prayer?
Q: If due to some urine drop problem where I my salat delayed just 10 or 15 minutes before salat time already, and while praying the last rakat my wudu got broken which is near the end time of salat, I broke the salat and done wudu and again prayed after the time has ended. Will I be sinful? I should make intention as qadha or as normal?
Q: Is my Salaah valid if I read some other Durood instead of Durood-e-Ibrahim?
Q: During periods (menses), is it permissible to answer the Azaan? And do we offer the wasila afterwards?
Q: If fifteen minutes are left for Asar azaan time, and the person has to perform zohar prayer, should he pray fardh only or complete salah with four rakaats and two rakaats sunnah?
Q: I overslept and was late awakening for the fajr Salaah. Thinking it to be very late, I prayed wudhu and only the two fard of Fajr. However after reading this, I checked the perpetual calendar and realised there was still 11 minutes before sunrise. I immediately prayed both my sunnah and my fard of fajr, with 3 minutes still left for sunrise. Was this correct of me? What should I have done in this situation. Is my salaah valid?
Q: Previously I asked about a man who passed away but for the majority of his life did not pray Salaah. As per your previous reply, fidya can be given on behalf of the deceased: What do the Ulama state about a person who is not an heir but is related to the deceased, can they give the fidya on his behalf? Furthermore, how does one calculate the fidya per Salaah?
Q: In Salaah, when sitting in jalsa position, is it sunnah to sit on the left foot with the right foot raised and the toes of the right foot facing the qiblah? The question is when sitting on the left foot is it also a sunnah to have the toes of the left foot facing the Qiblah?
Q: In order to create more space in the Musjid for Musallees on the occasion of Jumuah, we ask all the Musallees to move forward one step. The problem is that those Musallees in the first saff who are in line with the Mimbar, when they step forward, they have insufficient space for sajdah and thus make make sajdah on the step of the mimbar.
1.Is the Salaah of these Musallees valid?
2.If the Salaah is valid, is it Makrooh for them to make Sajdah in this manner?
3.In these circumstances, is it permissible to leave a gap in the first saff in line with the mimbar?