Aarij Anwer – Can I break my prayer if there’s a fire in the house?

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The speaker discusses the importance of praying in the context of the legal system and the need for people to focus on saving the lives of people who are drowning. The speaker also discusses the importance of praying in a spirit of fear and caution, rather than just a general sense of normality. The speaker concludes by discussing the importance of praying in a spirit of fear and caution.

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			We're praying
		
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			and you see a fire starting on the stove. Can you leave your prayer? Is there anything you have to
do when resuming the prayer?
		
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			Yeah, you definitely you actually you shouldn't leave your prayer. In fact, it is.
		
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			You know, like, I'll let you read something to you from allies, even abdus salam, he was one of the
scholars of the, of the Hanafi school but he was a jurist, actually. And he has a book that he
called the cover I don't come write the book that is the foundations of how we drive rulings and how
do we understand our our faith right, in the context that we live in. So he says,
		
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			d mu d will empower the lower court Alma also mean Allah, Allah is Salah t Leanna in causal vodka
and muslimeen and the law of detachment about the setup. Well, john Rubino musta, had any moon can
be a unit
		
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			of solid, right, very nice. He says
		
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			that it is I'm actually reading from the screen. So that's why it seems like I'm looking around.
		
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			He says that you actually are supposed to example is should you save someone who has, you know,
drowning, okay? Or should you finish your prayer, okay, or, you know, time of Salah is happening and
you have to pray or you're praying or someone is drowning? What should you you know, put as your
priority, it says the priority should be saving the life of the person who's drowning, okay?
		
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			That is because that is often in the lahi Min, or the Salah, that actually is better in the sight of
Allah than you praying right now. Right? So this is a very clear understanding in our religion,
right? It's, it's also logically, you know, very obvious, right, but even in the religion, how our
scholars thought about these matters, they, they made these, these, this, these reference points,
called the cover, right? And it's always that the well being of people is always, you know, first,
over the rituals, the rituals come second, because the rituals you can take care of later on. Right.
It's never that the ritual, you know, supersedes something like saving a person's life or saving,
		
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			you know, you know, potential disaster like a fires on the stove, preventing that from happening,
right. It's actually contrary to the shittier and contrary to reasoning to do that, right. So, that
is what he says, and, and handle that, like, you know, there's in a in the optional prayer in the,
		
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			the Sunnah or national prayer, you're actually allowed to move around. If there is, you know,
something that is required, you can actually move around and, you know, take care of something while
continuing your prayer, your prayer, you can do that you have to end the prayer, good stop this fire
will take care of whatever is, you know, a bura a pending need or necessity and then come back and
start your prayer all over again. Right and the way you whether you say a Solomonic home and you run
away, or you just move on, and that essentially would be your prayer has finished. The sooner prayer
is like eyeshadow the Lana says that Canada's hula Canada's hula hoops on the lawn and selama
		
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			recently filmed it while Babu la he mobilock Fuji to four Masha Hata Fatah, Holly sama Raja lm akami
so this was in the house of the pros to them and Ayesha the most of them is praying in this house
and the door is closed, I shall kick came to the house the door is locked. And he came the process
and opened the door for her and went back to his spot a prayer all while he was praying. Right and
this is a you know, authentic hadith that's intimacy and, and without so what's interesting about
this is that it shows it's okay in like a pseudo prayer to even like move around like that.
		
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			But in the false prayer, you can't but the necessity of a fire or saving someone who is in trouble
someone passed out in like the masjid and you have to immediately address you know, you know,
address or tend to them, all of that supersedes everything. Right? And you finish your Salah
afterwards, like, you know, when the Sahaba when armato the Lord who got stabbed in federal prayer,
right. The Sahaba broke their prayer and you know, went and tended to Romana they weren't just like,
okay, you know, let's finish our prayer. He's dying. Let him die.
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			So that's that
		
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			was very helpful. Yeah, it's. So I think the main distinction here is between the sun or another
prayer and then the the facade right. I think that's the distinction here. That's right. Yes. Yeah.
So there's no zooming prayer in the foyer.
		
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			But there is resuming prayer in the swimming. Right so so not very you can walk and say like, you
know, turn on the stove and then come and continue your prayer. Prayer, you have to end your prayer.
Go take care of that and restart your prayer. Right. But in any In any case, that kind of a
necessity will supersede the prayer supersede the ritual. Okay, that's very helpful.