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In light of the announcement that a number of messagered across the country will be opening,

firstly, what if an individual does not feel comfortable because of that individual circumstances,

or because of the inadequacy of the situation and conditions, are they still obliged to go pray in the

Masjid? And secondly, what is the ruling on the

congregational prayers with social distancing given that the rows do not seem

connected? So that will be our first overall question.

So,

Wama a oru sallnam

me k

kobenika I'll la de jalan

no he ileh a him Larijala, noi, I him,

Fass alu.

Ah, the Dikirin,

Kudh, to mott, So realize dear brothers and sisters that the

default prayers in the Masajid, the default position within the four schools of Islamic law

is that it is strongly encouraged

and that communities should make sure that there's something going on but it is not

obligatory on individuals. Now there is a position that says that it is obligatory

on individuals if they live close to the must. Then that position is a good one, it's there, but the default and the majority is that the individual Salat, the daily Salawat, can be prayed anywhere, and so it is not an individual obligation for the AIN for the person to go to the Maschid.

And that is the vast majority of scholars from our Islamic history.

The real issue is not the individual Salawat. The real issue is jum-a-sala, the Friday prayer.

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