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    question Praying the Sunnah prior to Friday prayer...

    مُساهمة من طرف sergiomuslim الأحد 17 يوليو - 10:32:26

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    Question- Assalamu alaikum,
    I would like to know the ruling (with
    proof from the sunnah) on the sunnah prayer on friday is it before the
    jumua prayer or after. In australia i found that most people pray the
    sunnah prayer before the friday khutabah but upon reading the book "Fiqh
    a Sunnah" it says that the sunnah prayer is performed after the jumua
    prayer.
    Wassalam
    Your brother in Islam.




    Answer - Praise be to Allah the Lord of the worlds and may Allah raise the rank of our dear Prophet Muhammad.

    The
    religious proof for the permissibility of praying the pre-Jum`ah sunnah
    prayer is what was mentioned by Al-Hafidh Zayniddin Al-`Iraqi in his
    commentary work on At-Tirmidhiyy’s book of Hadith that Al-Khila`iyy
    narrated in his book Al-Fawa’id about Ali bin Abi Talib that he said
    that the Prophet peace be upon him prayed four cycles before the Jum`ah (Friday) prayer and four cycles after it.
    This narration was classified to be of a good transmission chain by
    Al-Hafidh Waliyy Ad-Din Al-`Iraqiyy in his book Tarh At-Tathrib fi Sharh
    At-Taqrib.

    Also Al-Hafidh ibn Hajar said in his commentary book
    Sharh Al-Bukhariyy: “The strongest defense for the legality of praying
    two cycles before the Friday prayer is what Ibn Hibban relayed and
    classified as a sahih Hadith from the way of `Abdullah ibn Az-Zubayr
    that the Prophet peace be upon him said what means: “For every compulsory prayer, there are two cycles which precede it”.
    Similarly, the Hadith of `Abdullah ibn Al-Mughaffal points to its
    legality, this Hadith states: “Between every two calls for prayer
    (adhan) there is a prayer”.

    Ibn Al-`Arabiyy the Maliki scholar
    also said in his commentary book on At-Tirmidhiyy’s book of Hadith: “As
    to the prayer before it (meaning before Friday prayer) the ruling is
    that its permissible”. The same ruling is also reported in the book
    titled Al-‘Insaf by Al-Mardawiyy the Hanbali jurist.

    Furthermore,
    it is a sufficient proof for the legality of the two cycles before
    Friday prayer to report that the great companion Ibn Mas`ud prayed them,
    and so did Ibn `Umar and so did Ummul-Mu’minin Safiyyah bint Hayyiy may
    Allah be pleased with them. In addition, Lahiq bin Hamid a great
    tabi`iyy (follower of the companions) prayed them, so did Tawus bin
    kisan Al-Yamaniyy one of the greatest disciples of Ibn `Abbas may Allah
    be pleased with them and one of the trusted leaders of at-tabi`in.
    Ibrahim bin Yazid An-Nakha`iyy also performed this prayer and he is
    another trusted tabi`iyy as well as being the Mufti of Al-Kufah during
    his times. Support for this practice is also given from the approval of
    Sufyan Ath-Thawriyy and Ibn Al-Mubarak for it, and they are both amongst
    the greatest of the Muslim scholars. Lastly, it is a sufficient proof
    in itself to relay the fact that Az-Zayn Al-`Iraqiyy who is the teacher
    of Al-Hafidh ibn Hajar Al-`Asqalaniyy confirmed the associated Hadith
    and classified it as sahih.

    As to the book titled “Fiqh
    As-Sunnah”; this book is not an approved Islamic book because of the
    many errors it contains in matters of belief and practice rulings, and
    where does its author rate amongst these mountainous scholars which
    we’ve mentioned.

    This is a summary with some religious evidence taken from the scholars of Ahlus-Sunnah.

    And Allah knows best.

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