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**User-Luser** · 06-23-2012, 05:47 AM

JazakAllah Khair brother.

Let me make sure I've got this completely right as I've never prayed like this before.

So I can choose to either pray at Magrib or Isha time depending on what is more convenient? I guess Isha time would be better as the beginning of the flight time is always kind of chaotic and Emirates tend to serve food asap and it might be easier for me to wait till things have settled down and then ask them for a space to pray. Would that be okay then. So after sun sets, I can make a niyyat that I will pray Magrib as Jama Ta'kheer and then just do them both later?

So when I pray in this way do I do Isha two rakat first or do three rakat for Magrib first? Can you please help me understand the steps and procedure? Eg. do I just say Iqamah and make Niyyat for Magrib seperately, pray, give salaam and then stand back up and make niyyat for Isha :S I think I have got that wrong because that sounds more like Qadha prayer.

Also Emirates normally shows the direction of Qibla so Insha Allah that won't be an issue.

06-23-2012, 05:47 AM	#3
User-Luser Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 430 Senior Member	JazakAllah Khair brother. Let me make sure I've got this completely right as I've never prayed like this before. So I can choose to either pray at Magrib or Isha time depending on what is more convenient? I guess Isha time would be better as the beginning of the flight time is always kind of chaotic and Emirates tend to serve food asap and it might be easier for me to wait till things have settled down and then ask them for a space to pray. Would that be okay then. So after sun sets, I can make a niyyat that I will pray Magrib as Jama Ta'kheer and then just do them both later? So when I pray in this way do I do Isha two rakat first or do three rakat for Magrib first? Can you please help me understand the steps and procedure? Eg. do I just say Iqamah and make Niyyat for Magrib seperately, pray, give salaam and then stand back up and make niyyat for Isha :S I think I have got that wrong because that sounds more like Qadha prayer. Also Emirates normally shows the direction of Qibla so Insha Allah that won't be an issue.
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