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00:00The next question from WhatsApp.

00:02Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.

00:05Wa alaykum as-salam warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.

00:07Dr. Zakir Naik, my name is Nooruddin M. Abdul Karim from Abuja, Nigeria.

00:13I am a big fan of you, Dr. Zakir.

00:16We, the Muslims of Nigeria, love you for the sake of Allah, including me.

00:20When you delivered lectures in Nigeria in 2023,

00:24when the time for salah came,

00:26you kept on giving lecture as though the time of salah is not important.

00:31Please clarify, sir, is there ruling in Islam

00:33that dais who do dawah can suspend their salah because of dawah?

00:39Jazakallah khairan.

00:41May Allah continue to protect you and guide you.

00:45Brother Nooruddin Abdul Karim from Nigeria has asked a question

00:48that when I went to Nigeria in 2023,

00:51I went in the last week of October

00:53and in the first 10 days of November 2023 to Nigeria

00:58and I gave several lectures.

01:00So the question, Brother, I suppose that

01:02in some of the lectures,

01:04you continued giving your speech

01:06even the time of salah was there

01:09as though salah is not important for a daai

01:11and he can delay his salah.

01:15Let me tell you very frankly

01:17that as far as the farais are concerned,

01:20for a daai, he is more obliged.

01:23It is more requirement for him to fulfill the farais

01:25than the other normal Muslim

01:27because he is a daai.

01:28As far as salah is concerned,

01:30there is no excuse

01:32that a daai should delay his salah

01:34or should,

01:37should,

01:37unless

01:38it's a sunnah which I'll come to later on.

01:40So let me tell you

01:41that as far as the farais and the sunnah are concerned,

01:45a daai is supposed to be more strict

01:47in his farais and his sunnah

01:49as compared to a normal Muslim

01:51because he is the representative of Islam.

01:56So what did our beloved Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wa sallam say?

01:58I do not know what lecture the person is talking about in Nigeria.

02:01I give several lectures.

02:03But let me tell you a general ruling.

02:05In India, in Bombay,

02:06we prefer having a talk in the evening.

02:08So we normally used to start the talk

02:11immediately after maghrib salah.

02:12And we used to continue the talk

02:16even during the time of Isha.

02:18And after the talk is over,

02:19because there is a deadline in India,

02:21especially in Bombay,

02:22that we should end the program by 10 o'clock.

02:24So if we start immediately after maghrib,

02:27sometime it's 7 o'clock,

02:29sometime early, sometime later.

02:30So we hardly have three hours.

02:33So when we start,

02:35we start immediately after maghrib

02:36and we continue

02:37even though the adhan for Isha takes place

02:39because there is a hadith of the Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wa sallam

02:43that you should hasten

02:44when the time for salah comes,

02:47you should hasten

02:47in offering the salah.

02:49That means offering salah

02:51in the awal vaqt,

02:53in the early part of the salah

02:56timing is preferable,

02:58is sunnah,

02:59except the Isha salah.

03:01So because the hadith,

03:02which some of you may not be aware,

03:04that as far as Fajr is concerned,

03:06the Zohar is concerned,

03:07the Asha is concerned,

03:08the maghrib is concerned,

03:09the moment the time starts,

03:11the azhan takes place,

03:12you should try and pray the salah

03:14in jamaat as soon as possible.

03:16So normally the talas time,

03:18it's after 15 minutes,

03:19sometimes 20,

03:20sometimes 25,

03:21but the exception is Isha.

03:23That in the Isha salah,

03:25you can delay

03:26and Isha salah can be prayed

03:28up to Niswur Lail.

03:30So in India,

03:30because especially in Bombay

03:32where the deadline was 12 o'clock,

03:35as a deadline,

03:36you have to end the talk

03:37officially by law

03:38if you are doing it in public.

03:39If you are doing it in close,

03:40no problem.

03:41Most of my program

03:42is outdoor,

03:43in public.

03:44So to take advantage,

03:45you should start at 7

03:46or 4 to 7,

03:47depending upon the time of the year

03:48and continue till 8,

03:5010 and stop it.

03:51And we have to delay the salah

03:53among Isha salah

03:54because it is preferable

03:56to delay Isha salah

03:57and when the gathering

03:58is 50,000,

03:59100,000,

04:00200,000,

04:00but natural.

04:01The Jamaat,

04:02if not all,

04:02even if 50% prays

04:04or 25% prays,

04:06the Jamaat is very big.

04:07So bigger the Jamaat,

04:08the better.

04:09So if you avoid praying

04:10in the mosque,

04:11which will have 2,000,

04:123,000

04:12and pray in 10,000,

04:1350,000,

04:14it's preferable.

04:15So that was the policy.

04:17But in Malaysia,

04:18there is no deadline

04:19that if you have a lecture

04:20in the open.

04:22I remember when I had a talk

04:23in Kuala Lumpur.

04:25We started immediately

04:26after Isha.

04:28Before Isha,

04:29somebody else spoke.

04:31And we continued

04:33till late night,

04:35sorry,

04:35till early morning,

04:373.30.

04:38It was the longest

04:39talk in my history

04:42in a public gathering

04:43where it went on

04:45from 8.30 started

04:47and continued

04:49till 3.00

04:52or 3.30.

04:54So imagine

04:55it went on

04:56for about

04:56six and a half hours

04:59or seven hours.

05:00The talk was

05:01the Quran God's Word.

05:02The talk itself

05:02was very long,

05:04about two and a half hours

05:05and the Qashnan session

05:06went on.

05:07Till early morning,

05:07there is no restriction.

05:09And here,

05:09of course,

05:09people prefer

05:10being Shafi,

05:11they prefer

05:11praying early.

05:13So we pray.

05:13So depending upon

05:14the society,

05:16depending upon

05:16the locality,

05:18we ask the organizers

05:19and do things.

05:20So generally,

05:21if I delay

05:23the Salah

05:23of Isha,

05:25it is Sunnah.

05:26It is preferable.

05:27So if you ask me,

05:28you as a Dai

05:29are delaying the Salah,

05:30yes,

05:30because it's Sunnah

05:31of the Prophet.

05:32Not as me,

05:32even you can delay,

05:33but that's Isha Salah.

05:34You should not delay

05:35any other Salah.

05:37But I do remember,

05:38in Nigeria,

05:39there was a program

05:40that we were supposed

05:41to start in the morning

05:41at 9 o'clock

05:42and because of technical error,

05:44it started in 1 or 8.

05:46And the time continued

05:47and that time,

05:49I think it was in Abuja,

05:50the gathering

05:51was more than 30,000 people.

05:53And the Salah

05:54of Zohar was there.

05:56So the organizers

05:57told me to continue

05:58because we started late.

06:00And there's no problem,

06:01we'll pray in Jama'at.

06:01So I made it a point

06:02to announce there

06:03that,

06:04inshallah,

06:05we will continue

06:05the program

06:06with the question-and-answer session.

06:09And after the question-and-answer

06:10we'll pray in Jama'at.

06:12This is Zohar Salah.

06:12So when I made an announcement

06:14and if you delay

06:16the Salah

06:17and see to it

06:18that the gathering is big,

06:1930,000 or even

06:20if half pray,

06:2115,000,

06:22it's very big,

06:23so there's no problem.

06:24If you're delaying the Salah

06:26and seeing to it

06:28that after the event,

06:31the gathering is going

06:32to be bigger than normal,

06:33then there's no problem.

06:34But generally,

06:35you should not delay.

06:37But if you're having

06:37a gathering

06:38and if everyone is willing

06:40that you can delay

06:41and have a bigger gathering

06:43there is no problem at all.

06:44But generally,

06:45you should not delay.

06:46So I'm not aware

06:48which talk you're talking about,

06:50especially if you're talking

06:51about Abuja.

06:51So this was the reason

06:52because it started late.

06:54Whenever we organize programs,

06:56we see to it

06:57that we always stop

06:58when the adhan is there,

07:00we stop the program,

07:00we pray,

07:01except the isha salah.

07:03So we are the organizers,

07:04we are in control.

07:05So normally when you give talks,

07:06you should look,

07:07but as near as I die,

07:09if I'm a traveler,

07:10my rules are different.

07:11If I'm a traveler,

07:13I can join my Zohar

07:14and Asar together.

07:16So from the time

07:17of Zohar Azaan

07:18to just before Maghrib Azaan,

07:20I can pray my Zohar and Asar.

07:23So,

07:23but

07:24if the organizers advise me,

07:27I have to follow

07:28because they know the custom,

07:29but I cannot break my usul.

07:31So when I'm a traveler,

07:33I have to do Jammah Azaan.

07:36So I can pray anytime

07:37from immediately after the Zohar Azaan

07:39to the end of Asar time,

07:41just before the Maghrib Azaan,

07:42I can pray.

07:44So I'm not breaking

07:45any one of my rules.

07:46So if the organizers

07:46advise me something,

07:48knowing the culture very well,

07:50as long as I'm following

07:51my sunnah,

07:51there's no problem.

07:52Similarly,

07:53with Maghrib Aneesha,

07:54I have the tabula can join.

07:57Otherwise,

07:57it is generally preferable

07:59to pray your Salah

08:00in Jamaat

08:01in a mosque

08:02or a Jamaat

08:03of a big gathering

08:04of 10,000,

08:0450,000,

08:05100,000,

08:06depending upon the audience.

08:07So praying in Jamaat

08:09is preferable.

08:10The Prophet said

08:11in Sahih Bukhari

08:11that you'll get

08:1225 times more Sawaab.

08:14You'll get 27 times

08:15more Sawaab.

08:16So it's preferable

08:17to pray always

08:18the Fard Salah

08:19in Jamaat

08:20in a mosque.

08:21Unless,

08:22of course,

08:22you're traveling.

08:23Even while I travel,

08:24most of the Salah,

08:25I try and see to it

08:26that we pray in Jamaat

08:28preferably in a mosque.

08:30So this answers

08:31the question

08:32that for a Dai,

08:33there is no exception

08:34for any of the Faraas.

08:35In fact,

08:37a Dai should be

08:37more particular

08:38that he reads,

08:39that he follows,

08:41he does all the Faraas

08:42and even does

08:43the Sunnah,

08:44especially

08:45the Sunnah

08:46and Muqadah,

08:47the highly recommended Sunnah

08:48and see to it

08:49he follows more

08:50of the teachings

08:50of the Quran

08:51and the Hadith

08:52as compared to

08:53other Dai,

08:53there is no exception

08:54that because he's Dai,

08:56he can pray late

08:57or he can pray less.

08:58No, this is totally wrong

08:59and we have to adhere

09:00to the teachings

09:01of Allah and the Rasul.

09:02Hope that answers the question.

09:04As-salamu alaykum

09:05Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh.

09:07As-salamu alaykum

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