The prayer is performed in the middle of the road.
The prayer is performed in the middle of the road.
(Question 1243): Whoever travels in two ways:
First: Anyone who takes his place of employment in a country other than his home country and resides there in such a way that
He agrees not to return to his homeland on weekdays or at the end of the year.
The student, as a student of religious sciences in Najaf al-Azhar, takes his home and stays there for a month.
And two months, even if he has no lessons, or like an engineer whose company provides him with housing for him and his family.
In the workplace he stays even on weekends, or the university student who takes
The interior section is his second home, where he stays even if he has no actual lessons, like
They are short on the way there and back, and they only finish in their hometowns.
Secondly, a person who does not take his place of employment as his homeland but remains there as long as the work is required of him.
He had no job that would return him to his family immediately, like university students who return to their families as soon as they are graduated.
The school days end on the weekend, they are on the way back and forth.
In the home.
(Question 1244): If he travels on his business or on a non-business trip, as if
If a Makkari travels for a visit or pilgrimage, he must fail, as if his car or his carriage were damaged.
He left his ship with the repairer and returned to his family.
If he was sick or had no medicine, he would leave it and return to his family.
He returned to his family in an empty car or ship, and he was made to return.
(Question 1245): The recourse is completed if the recourse is from his act, or if
He is not going to the house of his family, but to visit his family.
He is not sure if he is going to return to his homeland, but he is sure he will.
The Najaf student who studies in Baghdad and his usual route passes through the Hilla, if he walks on
Karbala to visit, he shortened his prayers there.
(Question 1246): If he takes travel as his work in certain months of the year or in a certain season thereof,
As the one who rents his car between Mecca and Jeddah during the months of Hajj or brings vegetables in the summer, he runs
It is to be completed within the specified period.
(Question 1247): The important thing in completion is that his work is in the journey or the journey itself, and not his income
The operators of the transport of pilgrims (Hamdariyya) who travel to Mecca,
Mecca on the days of the Hajj each year, and remain in their country for the rest of the year.
For their work if that's their only job and they spend the rest of the days preparing for the season and harvesting
Pilgrims and verification of their documents, such as the passports of Southeast Asian countries whose journeys are prolonged
This judgment is ongoing even if it becomes a case of the International Criminal Court.
The individual is fertile for one year.
(Question 1248): It appears that the address of a person travelling or in travelling depends on the purpose of the travel.
If he intends to do so, even for the first time, he must complete his journey, but there must be no
An unusual period in which an individual neglects to attend to his work, so that he has become out of custom to be a practitioner
If the intention of the customary practice is to be renewed, it is to be terminated.
The driver who is not in possession of the vehicle shall be liable for the damage caused to the vehicle.
Rents his car once a month to the holy thresholds in Iran or Syria, certifies that
His job is that, but someone who rents his car once a week to Karbala may not believe that his job is that.
That if he has another job.
(Question 1249): If he is on a journey or on a journey for ten days in his own country or in any other country,
The sentence is not extinguished, and he returns only with the proof of his commitment to the law.
He returned the condition we heard.
Question 1250: A tourist in the land for a period or forever is with his condition so that it is proven that he is not
Yes, if tourism is his business, he will also have a customary home.
Sixth condition for minors to travel: No one in his home must be a burden for the homeless.
They are provided with land, but they follow grass and water wherever they are, and their homes are tents.
The speculator, like the gypsies who travel from country to country, like some shipmasters who take
Their ships are rooms to live in with their families and their furniture, these have no home so they are orphans.
They are not allowed to move from one place of residence to another without carrying their homes with them.
Other travels, such as pilgrimage, visits or the purchase of food, are also short if he goes out to choose a house or a place of residence.
The place of grass and water. The apparent completion of any journey they would carry their homes with them.
Other travels.
Seventh condition: The traveller must reach the limit of the permit upon departure, and if he prays before, he shall not be short of it.
The place where the traveler hides from the standing observer in the last house.
The City.
The sign of this is that the traveler does not see the person standing at the end of the country,
He does not hear his ears.
(Question 1251): The certainty of the limit of the licence is the departure from the homeland and it is not attached to it.
The place of residence and the place where he remained in hesitancy for 30 days, as well as any place where he was
As his workplace and otherwise, he is short as soon as he leaves it, although it is prudent in such a combination of
The prayer is prayed before the passing of the day.
(Question 1252): The sight and hearing range which is the limit of the licence is as follows:
There is no remembrance for the weak of them, nor for the blind.
There is no reference to the devices used to zoom in or zoom out.
(Question 1253): It is well known among the scholars that the limit of the permit as fixed in the go, so it is in the
If the return is complete, but the stronger is not proven, the default remains until the judgment.
1. Entering the city, especially at an address other than the home address as a place of residence or work.
(Question 1254): If there is doubt as to whether the limit of the licence has been reached, it is based on the absence of it.
I'm sure you'll get it.
(Question 1255): If it is believed that the limit has been reached but not reached, then it is null and void.
The return must be made before it has been fully achieved and after it has been achieved in part.
Question 1256: If he prays in a way that is not forbidden by law, he may not shorten it until after he leaves the mosque.
If he prayed before it, he completed it. But if he prayed before it and went beyond the limit during his prayer, he did not.
If the knee is not placed after the third, it must be lowered, otherwise it is better to lift the hand.
The prayer is resumed.
(Question 1257): There is no difference in the length of the limit of permission, but in the length of the court itself between being
Land or sea, mountainous or plain, inhabited or not, with or without other villages or towns in between
Inhabited.
(Case 1258): Air travel as land travel, within the distance of the permit, and the obligation to complete
But vertical travel to such an extent is not considered to be a limit to the court or to the courtesy of the court.
He is not allowed to leave the land, but he is subject to the law of the land under him.
The court must be court.
(Question 1243): Whoever travels in two ways:
First: Anyone who takes his place of employment in a country other than his home country and resides there in such a way that
He agrees not to return to his homeland on weekdays or at the end of the year.
The student, as a student of religious sciences in Najaf al-Azhar, takes his home and stays there for a month.
And two months, even if he has no lessons, or like an engineer whose company provides him with housing for him and his family.
In the workplace he stays even on weekends, or the university student who takes
The interior section is his second home, where he stays even if he has no actual lessons, like
They are short on the way there and back, and they only finish in their hometowns.
Secondly, a person who does not take his place of employment as his homeland but remains there as long as the work is required of him.
He had no job that would return him to his family immediately, like university students who return to their families as soon as they are graduated.
The school days end on the weekend, they are on the way back and forth.
In the home.
(Question 1244): If he travels on his business or on a non-business trip, as if
If a Makkari travels for a visit or pilgrimage, he must fail, as if his car or his carriage were damaged.
He left his ship with the repairer and returned to his family.
If he was sick or had no medicine, he would leave it and return to his family.
He returned to his family in an empty car or ship, and he was made to return.
(Question 1245): The recourse is completed if the recourse is from his act, or if
He is not going to the house of his family, but to visit his family.
He is not sure if he is going to return to his homeland, but he is sure he will.
The Najaf student who studies in Baghdad and his usual route passes through the Hilla, if he walks on
Karbala to visit, he shortened his prayers there.
(Question 1246): If he takes travel as his work in certain months of the year or in a certain season thereof,
As the one who rents his car between Mecca and Jeddah during the months of Hajj or brings vegetables in the summer, he runs
It is to be completed within the specified period.
(Question 1247): The important thing in completion is that his work is in the journey or the journey itself, and not his income
The operators of the transport of pilgrims (Hamdariyya) who travel to Mecca,
Mecca on the days of the Hajj each year, and remain in their country for the rest of the year.
For their work if that's their only job and they spend the rest of the days preparing for the season and harvesting
Pilgrims and verification of their documents, such as the passports of Southeast Asian countries whose journeys are prolonged
This judgment is ongoing even if it becomes a case of the International Criminal Court.
The individual is fertile for one year.
(Question 1248): It appears that the address of a person travelling or in travelling depends on the purpose of the travel.
If he intends to do so, even for the first time, he must complete his journey, but there must be no
An unusual period in which an individual neglects to attend to his work, so that he has become out of custom to be a practitioner
If the intention of the customary practice is to be renewed, it is to be terminated.
The driver who is not in possession of the vehicle shall be liable for the damage caused to the vehicle.
Rents his car once a month to the holy thresholds in Iran or Syria, certifies that
His job is that, but someone who rents his car once a week to Karbala may not believe that his job is that.
That if he has another job.
(Question 1249): If he is on a journey or on a journey for ten days in his own country or in any other country,
The sentence is not extinguished, and he returns only with the proof of his commitment to the law.
He returned the condition we heard.
Question 1250: A tourist in the land for a period or forever is with his condition so that it is proven that he is not
Yes, if tourism is his business, he will also have a customary home.
Sixth condition for minors to travel: No one in his home must be a burden for the homeless.
They are provided with land, but they follow grass and water wherever they are, and their homes are tents.
The speculator, like the gypsies who travel from country to country, like some shipmasters who take
Their ships are rooms to live in with their families and their furniture, these have no home so they are orphans.
They are not allowed to move from one place of residence to another without carrying their homes with them.
Other travels, such as pilgrimage, visits or the purchase of food, are also short if he goes out to choose a house or a place of residence.
The place of grass and water. The apparent completion of any journey they would carry their homes with them.
Other travels.
Seventh condition: The traveller must reach the limit of the permit upon departure, and if he prays before, he shall not be short of it.
The place where the traveler hides from the standing observer in the last house.
The City.
The sign of this is that the traveler does not see the person standing at the end of the country,
He does not hear his ears.
(Question 1251): The certainty of the limit of the licence is the departure from the homeland and it is not attached to it.
The place of residence and the place where he remained in hesitancy for 30 days, as well as any place where he was
As his workplace and otherwise, he is short as soon as he leaves it, although it is prudent in such a combination of
The prayer is prayed before the passing of the day.
(Question 1252): The sight and hearing range which is the limit of the licence is as follows:
There is no remembrance for the weak of them, nor for the blind.
There is no reference to the devices used to zoom in or zoom out.
(Question 1253): It is well known among the scholars that the limit of the permit as fixed in the go, so it is in the
If the return is complete, but the stronger is not proven, the default remains until the judgment.
1. Entering the city, especially at an address other than the home address as a place of residence or work.
(Question 1254): If there is doubt as to whether the limit of the licence has been reached, it is based on the absence of it.
I'm sure you'll get it.
(Question 1255): If it is believed that the limit has been reached but not reached, then it is null and void.
The return must be made before it has been fully achieved and after it has been achieved in part.
Question 1256: If he prays in a way that is not forbidden by law, he may not shorten it until after he leaves the mosque.
If he prayed before it, he completed it. But if he prayed before it and went beyond the limit during his prayer, he did not.
If the knee is not placed after the third, it must be lowered, otherwise it is better to lift the hand.
The prayer is resumed.
(Question 1257): There is no difference in the length of the limit of permission, but in the length of the court itself between being
Land or sea, mountainous or plain, inhabited or not, with or without other villages or towns in between
Inhabited.
(Case 1258): Air travel as land travel, within the distance of the permit, and the obligation to complete
But vertical travel to such an extent is not considered to be a limit to the court or to the courtesy of the court.
He is not allowed to leave the land, but he is subject to the law of the land under him.
The court must be court.
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