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📖 Study with Ustadh AbdulAziz Al-Haqqan, live and free: https://www.sokacademy.com/live?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=wasitiyyah&utm_content=wasit-l1-c15 You should not pray alone in the second row, but does that apply when there is no room in the first? Ustadh AbdulAziz Al-Haqqan: it is about doing it intentionally when there is room. If there is no room and you expect someone to join you, your ṣalāh is valid even if nobody does. From Lesson 1 of Al-ʿAqīdah al-Wāsiṭiyyah. 📖 https://www.sokacademy.com (online academy) : Courses taught by Sheikh AbdulAziz Al-Haqqan following the literature of the prominent scholars of Islamic history 📱Social Media of Ustadh AbdulAziz Al-Haqqan حفظه الله : https://linktr.ee/gardenofilm I heard you shouldn't pray alone in the second row, even if it means missing the jamāʿah, but does this apply when there is no one in the first row? No, it is meant when you intentionally do it. What is meant when you intentionally do it? When you intentionally, there is room, you can go to the first row, but you intentionally do it, then your ṣalāh is nullified. But if there is no room, and you entered into the jamāʿah, and inshaAllah somebody is going to join you, you think that someone is going to join you, your ṣalāh is valid, even if nobody joins you. Seek knowledge for free with us live: https://www.sokacademy.com/live?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=wasitiyyah&utm_content=wasit-l1-c15 #Salah #Fiqh #Wasitiyyah #SOKAcademy #AbdulAzizAlHaqqan
