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Points: 575 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27 February 2009 at 5:04am
Wa alaikum salaam warahmatullahi wabarakathuhu,

Ok, prayers inside the Kabah can be done facing any direction. Other cases, I guess when we're somewhere and unable to figure out the direction of the Qiblah or at the diametrically opposite point of the Kabah. Also when in a bedridden state or travelling in a vehicle.....dont know exactly. Choose the correct answer, LOL!




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And Seeks, about the phrase - "he is of me and I am of him", its kind of a hyperbole denoting oneness in belief and path. I learnt that besides Ali (ra) and Julaybib (ra), the Prophet (saw) is also reported to have said to the people of Abu Musa al Ashari (ra) that - "they are of me and I am of them. I couldnt trace the hadiths but as far as I know all sunni schools accept that [Allah knows best]. Dont get confused by the shias' hullabaloo! They've got some strange interpretations and beliefs.


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Points: 2033 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27 February 2009 at 8:24am
Originally posted by seekshidayath seekshidayath wrote:

As Salamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh,
 
The first person to accept the message of Ibrahim AS was Lut AS
 
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 There are two cases in which one does n't have to face qiblah {Ka'bah} while offering salah. What are they ?
 
 
Wa'alaikumsalaam wa rahmatllahi wa barakatuhu
 
I think the answer is, in cases of:
 
1. Jihaad, (all muslims do not pray jamaat at one time, and do so in groups, whilst guarding the other)
 
2. When one is on transport (like a camel... hadith tells us that once during travel Prophet s.w was on his camel, Qaswa, and she started to walk and forage, and he continued praying. )
 
I am not sure about Jihaad though  . . . but I also heard that when one is in a new place and doesnt know Qiblah, can pray in any direction.
 
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Points: 2033 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27 February 2009 at 8:27am
Originally posted by Saladin Saladin wrote:

Wa alaikum salaam,
.....dont know exactly. Choose the correct answer, LOL!

 
Lol Bro, I hope you do not/did not attempt your exams this way! Wink
 
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Points: 980 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 28 February 2009 at 3:39am
As Salamu alaikum
 
Insha Allah everyone is doing well and are in strong Iman. AmeenSmile
 
I also think when when is inside the Kabah and the second is when one is travelling on camel, plane etc but this applies to Sunnah Salah not the fard.
 
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As Salamu Alaikum
 
The two cases in which one does n't have to face the Ka'bah are
 
1.While performing voluntary prayers while riding 

2, Praying while having to deal with forced conditions , illness and fear
JazakAllah for your answers.
 
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For how many months did muslims offer prayers facing Bayt Al-Maqdis ?

And which was the first prayer offered facing the Kabah ?
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Salaam Alaikum,
 
1. I think prayers in Madinah facing Al Aqsa was done for about 16-17 months.
 
2. Donno!
 
 
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