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Fatawaa


Subject : Interrupting an Obligatory Prayer is Prohibited

Fatwa Number : 3151

Date : 15-12-2015

Classified : Things that invalidate or disliked in prayer

Fatwa Type : Search Fatawaa


Question :

What is the ruling on a wife who interrupts her prayer when her husband arrives home, and finishes it in another room?



The Answer :

All perfect praise be to Allah, The Lord of The Worlds; and May His peace and blessings be upon our Prophet Mohammad and upon all his family and companions.


When a person starts an obligatory prayer, it is prohibited to interrupt it unless there is a necessity, such as protecting his life or wealth, and so on. Allah, The Exalted, said(what means), " and make not vain your deeds!"{Muhammad/33}.


Therefore, it impermissible for a wife to interrupt her prayer upon the arrival of her husband because there is no evidence in Sharia that obligates her to do so. It is imperative that a Muslim realizes that prayer is a pillar of Islam and one of the key acts of worship that brings him/her nearer to Allah, The Almighty.


Therefore, he/she must perform it with humble submissiveness, and not to interrupt it, save for a necessity. And Allah knows best.







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