Makrooh time of Asr Salaah
Q: What would be an approximate time that one has to read Asr Salaah from the time Asr sets in until the makrooh time.
Q: What would be an approximate time that one has to read Asr Salaah from the time Asr sets in until the makrooh time.
Q: Please advise on all of the surahs and aayaat which are sunnat to recite in the Fajr Sunnats.
Q:
1. I was reading 4 rakaats fardh of Zuhr Salaah. After the first rakaat, I sat down and started reading tashahhud. I realised my error, but I completed the tashahhud, stood up and after the second rakaat did the tashahhud again and completed the rest of my salaah as normal. I did a sajdah sahw at the end, but I didn't recite the tasbeeh in the sajdahs. Is my salaah valid?
2. Previously, I was also reading 4 rakaat fardh of another salaah. In the second rakaat, after reading Surah Fatiha, I untied my hands to go in ruku. I quickly realised my mistake, tied my hands again and read a surah and continued the rest of the salaah as normal. Was I meant to read sajdah sahw in this situation?
Q: If a woman gets her haidh during the salaah time, and she hadn’t yet performed the salaah of the time, will qadha of that salaah become compulsory upon her?
Q: Are women allowed to perform salaah behind the imaam in the two Harams?
Q: If there is only one child for salaah, must he stand in his own saff or must he stand in the adult saff?
Q: While sitting and performing salaah, I mistakenly tied my hands after coming up from the sajdah of the second rakaat instead of placing my hands on my lap for tashahhud. Does sajdah sahw become compulsory, like it would be compulsory if I were standing and performing salaah and stood up by mistake and then sat down?
Q:
1. If I start a Salaat at the time of sunrise, zawaal or sunset and then realise the time, must I break the Salaat or finish it?
2. If it's the time of after Asr or after Tahajjud, must I break the Salaat or carry on?
3. Is it the same for fard and Sunnat and nafl Salaat in the two answers for above questions?
Q: If you wish to pass in front of somebody praying salaah, is the following method OK?
1. Walk and stop right in front of him
2. Stay in front of him for the time it takes to say "SubhanAllah" thrice
3. Walk away
If it is not OK, how long does one have to stop in front of the person in order for it to become OK?
Q: An old person cannot get up easily from sajdah. He takes support by leaning on the ground/holding a chair next to him.
Is the above better or should he rather sit on a chair for sajdah?