Performing Salaah in the Riyaadul Jannah
Q: Please advise me with regard to reading salaah on the riyyaadul jannah. When people are walking in front of me, and I can not go right in front and it's not possible for me to put a sutra in front.
Q: Please advise me with regard to reading salaah on the riyyaadul jannah. When people are walking in front of me, and I can not go right in front and it's not possible for me to put a sutra in front.
Q: Whatever we pray after tahajjud, is our prayer accepted? What are the benefits of tahajjud prayer?
Q: My parents sometimes ask me to do some work for them and it happens to be at the same time as jamaat salaat at the Masjid. If I do their work, I will miss salaat with jamaat and if I go to the Masjid, I can't do their work because it had to be done at that time. Should I do their work and miss jamaat or give preference to jamaat?
Q: A person doubts whether he is in the third or fourth rakaat. He assumes he is in the third and completes his salaah with sajdah sahw. Then someone tells him that he read five rakaats. Must he repeat his salaah?
Q: I am a female Muslim hanafi from UK and work in a school. At the time of salaah the women gather and make salaah in jamaat with a women leading them. I do not join them since I have learnt that women should read salaah individually. They keep asking me why I do not join. Could Mufti Sahib please provide a well-proven detailed answer in English with the translations of the Ahaadith that are proofs for our viewpoint.
Q: Please provide a detailed well-proven answer with regards to performing salaah with shoes on?
Q: Is it permissible for someone who is not a Qari (someone well versed in qiraat) to read the different qira'ats (sab'a) while in Salaah. Does it invalidate the Salaat if he does?
Q: According to the Hanafi Mazhab is it better to perform nawaafil in the home or musjid?
Q: I read that in the 3rd and 4th rakaat of qadha salaah (zuhar, asar, maghrib and esha) you can pray subhaanallah three times instead of Surah faatiha and the Salaah will be valid and you will have fulfilled the right of the Salaah. Is this true?
Q: What is the correct manner of reading the dua after Salaah with regard to reading it loud or soft. Should the dua be made audible (loud) or inaudible (soft)? In our musjid the Imaam starts the duaa loud and reads the first part loud then remains silent and reads the duaa silently, thereafter he reads the ending of the duaa loudly again. Is this correct or is it a bid'a?