Friday 06/Jun/2025 – 02:16 AM
The Al -Azhar International Center for Electronic Fatwa answered a question that was reported by one of the followers.
Is the Eid prayer divided from Friday prayers if you meet in one day? .. Al -Azhar is decided
Al -Azhar said to the fatwa through his account on the social networking site Facebook: The Eid and Friday prayers are among the rituals that must be established on the total of the Islamic nation, and the whole nation cannot leave one of them even if they meet in one day.
He continued: As for the individual level, the jurists differed in the parts of the Eid prayer for those who prayed in congregation from performing Friday prayers in a group in the mosque if they meet in one day.
He continued: The Hanafi and Maliki went on to say that both prayers are independent of each other, do not sing one from the other, while the Shafi’i said that Friday prayers do not fall from the one who prayed the feast in congregation; With the exception of if he was going to Friday prayers, it was difficult for him, and the Hanbali saw that Friday prayers are falling for the feast of the feast in congregation, with the necessity of the noon prayer on him four rak’ahs; Because our master, the Messenger of God ﷺ: “On your day, we have been gathered in this day, so whoever wants to be rewarded from group, and we are gathered.” [أخرجه أبو داود].
And I complete: and on it; Whoever finds a hardship to go out to perform Friday prayers after the Eid prayer in congregation; Because of travel or illness, or a place, or a missed interest, it may be imitated by those who permitted that Friday to those who prayed the feast in congregation, with its links at noon four rak’ahs.
And Abizaid: And whoever does not have the hardships of the two prayers, and does not miss it in their performance of a significant interest; The first is to perform them; As the guidance of our master, the Messenger of God ﷺ is the combination of their performance.
From what is mentioned, the answer is taught, and God Almighty knows best.
