Prayer of the Traveller — Prayer

• The Legal Travel Distance
• Is qasr done after covering the legal distance, or is it valid before that too?
• The distance for shortening the prayer (qasr)
• The measure of the distance for qasr
• One travelling with the intention of a fifteen-day stay shortens the prayer on the way
• Is only the outward journey counted in the travel distance, or the return as well?
• When is a person counted as a traveller?
• Is the prayer shortened at a railway station or a ship station?
• A journey of 42 miles is not a legal journey
• Sunna prayers on a journey
• Shortening (qasr) of the sunna prayers on a journey
• A resident and a traveller following a travelling imam
• A traveller's prayer behind a resident
• A travelling follower intended qasr behind a resident imam
• A travelling follower following a travelling imam with the intention of four rak'as
• How a resident latecomer (masbuq) completes the prayer behind a travelling imam
• The prayer of a latecomer (masbuq) behind a travelling imam
• The prayer of a resident follower behind a travelling imam
• From when does a traveller shorten the prayer?
• Meerut to Muzaffarnagar is not a travel distance
• No qasr for less than the travel distance
• Qasr and itmam
• Cases of qasr and itmam while travelling
• A traveller praying in full (itmam)
• A traveller praying in full (itmam)
• A travelling imam praying in full
• What is the ruling if a travelling imam prayed in full?
• A traveller prayed the full prayer (itmam)
• Are boatmen residents or travellers?
• Shortening the prayer for a railway employee
• Passing through one’s homeland during a journey; the travel distance ceasing to exist because the town has grown
• The prayer of one who is always travelling
• Passing through one’s place of residence during a journey; praying alone because of travel
• Original homeland (watan asli) in two places
• Is the father’s house also an original homeland (watan asli)?
• Being an adopted son does not make a place one’s original homeland (watan asli)
• Qasr and itmam: the son-in-law at his in-laws’ and the woman at her parents’ home
• When the original homeland (watan asli) is annulled
• Homeland by marriage (watan ta’ahhul)
• How does the place of residence (watan al-iqama) become void?
• The place of residence (watan al-iqama)
• Qasr in the place of residence
• Resolving the contradiction in Fatawa Dar al-Ulum Deoband concerning the shortened prayer
• Forming the intention of a legal journey in the middle of a non-legal journey
• The shortened prayer (qasr)
• Jumu'a, tarawih and qasr for the traveller
• How to pray on a train
• Praying by gestures (isharah) on a bus
• The Eid prayer on a ship
• A traveller prayed without ablution and remembered after the time had passed
• Does a son-in-law shorten (qasr) or pray in full (itmam) at his in-laws’ home?
• The journey is reckoned from the last house of one’s homeland
• Does a woman pray in full (itmam) or shorten (qasr) at her parents’ home?
• When menstruation (hayd) begins during a journey
• The ruling on the regular sunnas (sunan rawatib) for a traveller
• How to pray on a train
• The travel distance in the mountains
• A traveller who intends to return the same day shortens the prayer
• The ruling on prayer on a train when it is crowded
• Prayer in a bullock cart
• Prayer on an aeroplane
• Delaying the prayer because of an excuse

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