Q:
1. I offered my Asr salah aproximately 30 seconds before the Maghrib Adhan. Will I have to repeat the prayer because I offered it in the forbidden time?
2. I did not have the niyyah of offering the prayer as qadha? Is it necessary to also specify in the niyyah that the prayer is qadha?
Q: Is there an authentic hadeeth that states that one should not read witr in the same pattern that the fardh of maghrib is performed in? If so, please state the hadeeth with reference.
Q: Please advise on the following:
1. When exactly around maghrib time is it not advisable to go outside?
2. Is there anything about not going outside after fajr until after ishraaq or is it okay to walk outside after fajr?
Q: I have a query about Maghrib Salaah. Up to what time can we perform Maghrib Salaah?
Q: If you made tawaaf after asr, do you read wajibut tawaaf at that time or after maghrib?
Q: My question is that my daughter is 3 years old. Is it also forbidden for her to sleep between asr and maghrib? I have heard, if we sleep between asr and maghrib, we could get bad ilness? If we are tired and just want to lie down for a while, is that ok?
Q: I want to know when can we offer Maghrib prayer if we miss it while traveling back to home from the office? Can we offer it with Esha prayer??
Q: If I am traveling from safar and I am on my way home, what is the latest time I can read magrib namaaz?
Q: Hum apne baro ko dekhte hai ki magrib ke waqt ghar ki lights or ghar ke stairs ki light on krte hai or darwaze khol dete hai or darwazo ke pass (chokhat) pe bethne ko mana karte hai to islam mai iski kya ehmiyat ya aisa kyu karte hai magrib ye waqt ye mera sawal tha.
Q: I had missed two rakahs of maghrib in Jama'ah, so I continued to offer them after the Imaam said salaam. But I recited a surah in both the rakahs, thinking that my prayer would otherwise have only one surah recited. Is this correct?