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Asalamu alaikum warahmatullahi warakatuhu alhamdulillah

wa salatu wa sallamu ala rasulillahu wala aleyhi wa sallah Bihi waman wa l-ahmabat

Welcome to another Q&A session our regular Tuesdays and once again all of you who are interested in

emailing please you can email at ask yq at epichmessjid.org

Once again, ask YQ at epicmessjid.org and once again, I keep on reiterating, I cannot email you back

your answers. I will choose from the questions that which is insha'Allah the most beneficial for

all of you. Those of you that email personal questions, I do apologize but I cannot answer them,

so please understand. Please try to choose general questions that lots of people can benefit from.

So we begin isha'Allah our first question brother Zahid from Wiley Texas,

Wiley is literally the next city out of Plano, so Wiley Texas, he is a high school student

in our neighboring district and he says that his school has allowed Muslim students to pray

Jumu'ah on Fridays during the lunch break. However, he says that the lunch timing obviously when

the time changes those of you that are not in America you should know that our time changes

we have an hour that goes back an hour that goes forward and fall and in spring, he says when

the time changes then the lunch slot comes before Salat al-Zuhr and so he is saying that what do we do

that our lunch break therefore will finish before the hour starts during some of the months and then

most of the months it is perfect timing. So he heard an opinion that he may pray Jumu'ah in this time

slot and he wants to know what my position is on this regard. So this is a very good question

and it deals with the beginning timing and will also cover the end timing of Salat al-Jumu'ah.

Now before I answer the fit or the technical side I want to firstly encourage this brother Zahid

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