فتاة مصابة بالشلل الكامل لا تتحرك فيها إلا عيناها. السؤال: عندما تصلى ،هل تصلى من غير وضوء؟ أم يلزمها الوضوء، وكيف تتوضأ ؟

❓Question: A girl is completely paralysed and only her eyes can move. When she prays, can she pray without wudu? does she have to make wudu? And how can she make it?

?Answer: The sick person who cannot move must get help to perform wudu by one of his family members, they tell him to make the intention of wudu and then they wash his limbs.

But If the sick person does not find someone to perform wudu for him and fears that the time of Salah will pass, then he should pray in the state he is in (even without wudu), and Allah does not burden a soul beyond what it can bear.

And Allah knows best.

ما هي المراوحة في الصلاة و ما حكمها؟

❓Question: What is “Murawaha” in prayer?and what is the ruling of doing it?

?Answer: Murawaha in prayer is for one to stand and rely (and place his entire weight) once on one leg and then the other.

So if one does it a lot then it is despised for him to do it, and that is the saying of the Hanabilah (followers of Imam Ahmad) for it was narrated that the prophet ﷺ said: "When one of you is in prayer, let them be composed and avoid fidgeting or swaying like the Jews."

It was said in sharh Al Muntaha “and this hadith is considered to be regarding the situation in which one is not praying for long, but if the Murawaha is little and in short periods of time, especially when in qiyaam for long periods of time, then it is permissible”

Al Athram narrated from Abu Ubadah that he said: “Abdullah (Ibn Mas’ud) saw a man praying with both his legs straight (equally holding his weight) so he said “if he did Murawaha it would have been better” And in another narration, “he didn’t follow the sunnah, if he swayed from one leg to the other it would have been better”

And Allah knows best.

ما هي الاخطاء في الفاتحة اللتي تبطل الصلاة؟

❓Question: What are the mistakes in Surah Al fatihah that make my prayer unacceptable?

? Answer: The mistakes which change the meaning such as such as putting a kasrah, in Allah’s saying : “اياكَ iyyaka” (adding a kasrah ِ will make it “iyyaki”) or putting a dhammah in Allah’s saying: انعمتَ an’amta (adding a dhammah ُwould make it sound like “an’amtu”) are changing the meanings of the ayah, and that makes your salah unacceptable.

Ibn Qudamah رحمه الله said in Al-Mughni “one must recite Al-Fatiha in good order and emphasising all letters, without making a mistake in pronounciation, if he leaves its order, or left an emphasis in it, or pronounced something in a way that changes the meaning such as putting a kasrah on “اياكَ iyyaka” or put a dhammah on the ت of the word "انعمتَ an’amta” or put a Fathah on the first alif in “اهدنا ihdina) he will not be excused for this unless he really can’t do anything else.”But we highlight that the one who really cannot control his tongue from making mistakes in pronunciation, because he has a malformation or because he’s a non-Arab, then his prayer is correct, for himself and those like him (leading those like him in salah), but those who can recite properly, their prayer is not accepted from them behind a person with clear mistakes.

Ibn al-Qayyim رحمه الله:

‎The 4 things which harm the body:

‎1) Anxiety (about the future)

‎2) Sorrow (for what happened in the past)

‎3) Staying hungry

‎4) Staying up late

‎[Zaad al-Ma`aad | 4/367]

Remember that there's a bot in which i will gladly take any advice, if anyone sees from me any errors or transgression do not be stingy with your advice. All of us have moments in which we give our nafs power over us, so having someone noticing and correcting your mistakes is a great blessing, and this is one of the traits that distinguish us from other religions. And i wish you could read some of the previous posts posted here, you never know, perhaps it moves something in you and perhaps you share it and it moves something in someone else and i get a share of hasanaat, also listen to the quran recitations posted with carefulness and attention, perhaps this will be a benefit for you, the reciter, and myself. Baraka allahu feekum may allah bless you all and grant you success.

Btw this advice many times is taken out of context. This doesn’t mean to be kind and friendly with the opposite gender “cause they’re muslim”.
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