Abdul Nasir Jangda – 30 Days 30 Questions about Ramadan – EP01

Abdul Nasir Jangda

I missed Isha. Taraweh started. What should I do?

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The host of the column Hoorie 30 days, 30 questions discusses the issue of the Torah and whether or not people should pray for the Torah. The majority of the criticized advisers believe that the Torah is not perverse and should not be missed. The host recommends that people should offer their prayers to the god and join their prayer.

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			Salam Alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu this avinasi Jenga from Columbia Institute, coming to you
with another session of the column hangout 30 days, 30 questions. We're trying to answer as many
questions as possible about the month of Ramadan. The question that we got today we actually got
from multiple people, multiple places, was, can I pray my Isha prayer behind the Imam while he is
leading taraweeh? So let me set the question of, I got to Isha prayer, I went, I got to the masjid a
little late, his show was already over. The Imam is now offering the Torah with prayer. And I know
that I understand that I was able to ask somebody, and they clearly informed me that the mom is now
		
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			offering the tarawih prayer. What should I do now? Should I join in behind the Imam and pray to the
gods with him? And then when he's done, stand back up, add two more to that, therefore completing my
four for a shot? Or should I go off to the side, pray my Isha by myself for maybe if there were a
few other people that were also late to the show prayer, and then go join the tarawih prayers once
I'm done with a show? Or should I just go ahead and join the tarawih prayers, and then pray my ish
afterwards? What should I do? So to explain this question, this is a place of difference of opinion.
The issue of somebody who is offering an obligatory form of the prayer such as so often a Saudi
		
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			Arabia followed the ratio for a cause of prayer, praying and obligatory prayer behind any mom who is
leading a voluntary prayer, such as the Torah we there's a difference of opinion on this issue. The
majority of the scholars classical behind the scholars are of the opinion, they are of the position
that this is not permissible, nor recommended, obviously. But and this is based upon a Hadith of the
Prophet sallallahu Sallam which is narrated in the saving on Bukhari, where the Prophet talathi
salaam says in the majority that emammal lu tema believe that the mom was made to be followed for
that Dr. de la he so do not differ from the Imam. And of course, that means don't differ from him,
		
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			meaning go and record with him going to do with him. But because of the generality of the words of
the prophets a lot of the time, this also means don't differ from the intention of the Imam as well.
So this is the majority position. However, there is a minority of scholars that do that do allow for
someone who is offering an obligatory prayer that they can pray behind somebody who is leading a
voluntary form of prayer, even though some of those scholars that do allow for that still say that
it is disliked and not preferable. Therefore, my own personal recommendation, that if you come late
for the Isha prayer, you get to the masjid late in the ratio prayer is already over tarawih has
		
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			started, my recommendation to you is go off to the side, go to the back, go to the other room, and
enjoy life, a few other brothers and a few other people have arrived late, then you can pray a shot
with them. Otherwise, go ahead and pray, see your selected area by yourself. And then go join your
mom for the tarawih prayer. The third scenario that I mentioned was, should I just go ahead and pray
taraweeh with my mom and then pretty much afterwards, that would not be recommended at all Why?
Because that's what our prayers follow the Isha prayer. So you first got to perform your a shot,
then to be able to engage into tarawih prayers up Leon prayers. So again, to recap, if you arrive at
		
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			the masjid late it shows over to Tara, we have started. The best course of action is to go and offer
your prayers. And then once you are complete with that, then go join the Imam. There's another
school of thought some scholars do allow for you to join in with the Imam and the tarawih prayers.
Pray to the cosmic team stand up complete your form and that will be your shot. But as I said,
That's not the recommended course of action. But some scholars do allow it. The third scenario where
you would just pray your sorrow and worry about your Isha later should not be done at all. That is
definitely not a course of action. So that's the summary of the issue of arriving to the machine
		
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			late. I haven't prayed a shot. Everyone is praying to lobby What should I do? I hope and pray that
this was a benefit to everyone. Try to get to the show on time. You know usually when you're at a
really nice if star party slamming down all that juicy star then what ends up happening you end up
getting laid for Isha prayer. Let's not do that. A personal recommendation. You know of course just
like everybody else has been printed on me for a long time. But handle I've had the opportunity to
lead to how we for about 20 years. personal recommendation. Keep istar very nice and light. That way
you're not late. You feel not too heavy. In order to be able to print at all We praise
		
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			properly, so you'll be on time you'll feel nice and light, offer your thoughts and prayers, and
inshallah it'll be a very blessed and enjoyable and spiritually beneficial experience to come along
later on for checking out the Kalam Hangout. inshallah I want to recommend and request everyone to
send in your questions, you can tweet them to us, you can leave them on the column Facebook page,
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tag your question with hashtag column hangout until next time, does not allow hate on but Salaam
Alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh