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Hadith 1016
Hadith #
1016
Book
Al-Amālī
Volume
1
Section
93
Part
Content
Chapter
The Ninety-Third Assembly, the Assembly of Friday, the Thirteenth of Sha`ban, 368 AH.
Source
Shaykh Muḥammad b. ʿAlī al-Ṣaduq
۞
The obligatory prayer of travel is two units, except for Maghrib, for surely, the Messenger of Allah (s) left it upon its state in travel and residence. One does not pray anything of the voluntary prayers of the day in travel, and one does not leave off anything of the voluntary prayers of the night. Night Prayer (salat al-layl) is not permissible from the beginning of the night except for in travel. When the person does its expiation (qada) then it is better for him than praying it in the beginning of the night.
وفرض السفر ركعتان، إلا المغرب، فإن رسول الله (صلى الله عليه وآله) تركها على حالها في السفر والحضر، ولا يصلى في السفر من نوافل النهار شئ، ولا يترك فيه من نوافل الليل شئ، ولا يجوز صلاة الليل من أول الليل إلا في السفر، وإذا قضاها الانسان فهو أفضل له من أن يصليها في أول الليل.
Tags Travel Prayer

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