>Hello Sohib EditorOnline, in this journal article we will discuss the steps and procedures for performing the plural takhir prayer for maghrib and isya. This prayer is specifically designed for those who have a busy schedule and cannot perform their prayers separately. We will provide a detailed guide on how to perform this prayer as well as answer some frequently asked questions. Let’s get started!
What is the Plural of End Prayer?
Before we dive into the step-by-step instructions, let’s first understand what the Jamak Takhir Prayer is. Plural Takhir means to combine two prayers and perform them at a later time. For example, joining the Maghrib and Isha prayers and performing them together during one of the Salat times. It is permissible in Islam to perform the Plural Last prayer in certain situations, such as travel or illness. However, it is important to follow the correct procedures in order for the prayer to be valid.
When can we perform the Final Plural prayer?
Plural Final prayer can be performed in the following situations:
| Situation | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Travel | When one is traveling a distance of more than 80km. |
| Rain | When it is raining heavily and it is difficult to perform the prayers separately. |
| Illness | When one is ill or has a medical condition that makes it difficult to stand for long periods. |
| Emergency | When there is an emergency situation and one cannot perform their prayers separately. |
It is important to note that the Final Plural prayer cannot be performed for every prayer. It is only allowed for Maghrib and Isha prayers, and only in the aforementioned situations.
Step-by-Step Guide to Performing Plural Takhir Prayers
what you need:
Before we start, make sure you have the following:
- Wudu (ablution)
- Clean prayer mat
- Quiet and clean place to pray
Step 1:
Perform the Maghrib prayer at its respective time.
Step 2:
After completing the Maghrib prayer, do not leave your prayer mat. Instead, recite the following two:
“Allahumma aj’al baini wa bainahu warahmatika ma jama’aani fihi min ad-dhunoobi kama ja ma’at bayna al-mashriqi wa al-maghrib.”
This dua means “O Allah, place Your mercy between me and him in which I have combined these two prayers, just as You have placed Your mercy between the east and west.”
Step 3:
After reciting the dua, perform the Isha prayer at its respective time.
Step 4:
After completing the Isha prayer, recite the following two:
“Allahumma aj’al baini wa bainahu warahmatika ma jama’aani fihi min ad-dhunoobi kama ja ma’at bayna al-mashriqi wa al-maghrib.”
This dua is the same as the one recited after the Maghrib prayer.
Step 5:
Your Plural Final prayer is now complete.
FAQs
1. Is the Final Plural prayer mandatory?
No, it’s not mandatory. However, it is permissible in certain situations and can be helpful for those who have a busy schedule or are traveling.
2. Can the Final Plural prayer be performed for other prayers?
No, it can only be performed for Maghrib and Isha prayers.
3. Can I perform the Final Plural prayer at any time?
No, it can only be performed in the aforementioned situations and at the respective times of the Maghrib and Isha prayers.
4. Is the Plural Final prayer valid if I perform it alone?
Yes, it is valid if performed alone. However, it is preferable to perform it with other individuals if possible.
5. If I am traveling and need to perform the Plural of the Last Prayer, can I perform it in my hotel room?
Yes, you can perform it in your hotel room or any quiet and clean place.
That concludes our article on how to perform the Jamak Akhir prayer for Maghrib and Isha. We hope this guide was helpful and informative. May Allah accept our prayers and guide us on the right path.
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