Jerking in one's recitation while performing salaah
Q: I was sad for a moment during salah and I think my throat strained and my recitation jerked slightly. Is my salah fine?
Q: I was sad for a moment during salah and I think my throat strained and my recitation jerked slightly. Is my salah fine?
Q:
1. When we read durood in namaz or in general we say Muhammad, so do we have to say sallallahu alaihi wasallam 4 times?
2. What are the rewards of just saying sallallahu alaihi wasallam, like how durood has its rewards?
Q: If while performing salaah a fibre of miswaak is swallowed. Does the salaah break?
Q: I, my younger sister, mother, my elder sister and her husband have to travel from India to Saudi Arabia.
Can I and my sister travel with my elder sister's husband as our mahram?
Q: If one is studying in a town that is more than 77kms away from his home town, stays there from Sunday till the following Friday, then returns home on Friday and goes back on Sunday, and continues in this manner throughout the course of the semester, should he perform qasar Salaah or full Salaah?
Q: I live in the university hostel which is 150km away from my home. I go home almost every weekend and return on Monday to the hostel, that means I travel 4 times in a month. So should I pray normal or qasr namaz in the hostel?
Q: I took a moment to try to swallow something which I felt was going to come out my throat during salah. But I didn't swallow - I ended up burping/belching. The time this took I think exeeded three Subhanallahs. Is my salah valid?
Q: An Imaam performed Fajr Salaah, he recited Surah غاشية. In this Surah he read وجوه يومئذ غاشية instead of خاشعة. Will the Salaah have to be repeated?
The Imaam occasionally gets confused between laam and raa, should he be making Imamat?
Q: My father was sick for two months and then passed away. He offered some prayers during that time. Please tell me about fidiya for his prayers.
Q: I lived in South africa for many years, then for some reason I moved to another country with my whole family. However, I still have my house in South Africa and I have the intention to come back and live in this house after a few years.
My question is that if I come to my house in South Africa for 3 days just to see if everything is alright, will I be a musaafir or not?