Shadee Elmasry – Women, dogs, and riding beasts breaking prayer
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The speaker discusses the importance of focusing on the prayer when distracted by a dog or a donkey. They explain that distraction can lead to the woman or dog or the donkey not focusing properly on the prayer. The speaker emphasizes that focusing on the prayer is important for one's well-being.
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Now think about if you have a little girl and she reads a hadith
well if a woman or a dog or a donkey pass by you, your prayer is
cut off, right? What is she going to think? But there's a context to
that hadith. There's an explanation for the Hadith. Okay,
the dog is because you're scared that there's a wild dog coming
right at you, right? Or that maybe he'll urinate on you or something.
Okay? So he breaks this a lot because you're scared now you're
wondering what is this dog gonna bite me or not? Or if your donkey
passes by meaning a donkey passes by meaning, like, my writing beast
is walking away. If you're in the masjid, and all of a sudden, out
of the window of the messenger, you see your car driving by while
your insula, your Salah, your focus is broken. Or if a woman a
beautiful woman passes by, or your wife is passing by without a job,
right? She may be distracted, okay to look. So you lose focus in your
prayer. You don't actually lose your prayer. We all know that.
None of that breaks the prayer.