Muslima wrote:Well, the prayers have different times, so we don't pray them all together. The current times for Northern VA:

Fajr is at 5h45am...> So you would pray this before going to work
Dhur is at 12:18pm..> Pray this at lunch time
Asr is at 2:50pm..> Pray this during afternoon break
Maghrib at 5:09PM...> I'm usually home at this time
Isha at 6:40PM...> Already home

These times do change though depending on whether we are in the summer, or winter, spring ect

Muslima wrote:Ughh, we are not Supposed to pray them together. Prayers are supposed to be prayed on time. This is not always logistically possible, so sometimes people accumulate prayers, but they are not MEANT to be prayed together. That's the Rule!

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Muslima wrote:Ughh, we are not Supposed to pray them together. Prayers are supposed to be prayed on time. This is not always logistically possible, so sometimes people accumulate prayers, but they are not MEANT to be prayed together. That's the Rule!

This is your perspective. It's fine - it's an orthodox Sunni one, but it does not reflect the attitudes, habits, or "supposed to" ideologies of all Muslims.

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Muslima wrote:Ughh, we are not Supposed to pray them together. Prayers are supposed to be prayed on time. This is not always logistically possible, so sometimes people accumulate prayers, but they are not MEANT to be prayed together. That's the Rule!

I'm
This is your perspective. It's fine - it's an orthodox Sunni one, but it does not reflect the attitudes, habits, or "supposed to" ideologies of all Muslims.

Muslima wrote:

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Muslima wrote:Ughh, we are not Supposed to pray them together. Prayers are supposed to be prayed on time. This is not always logistically possible, so sometimes people accumulate prayers, but they are not MEANT to be prayed together. That's the Rule!

This is your perspective. It's fine - it's an orthodox Sunni one, but it does not reflect the attitudes, habits, or "supposed to" ideologies of all Muslims.

That is not my perspective, that is the Rule accepted by 90% of the Muslims who happen to be Sunni! Do all Muslims pray? No, Do all Muslims pray on time? No, that doesn't change the Rule that is accepted and agreed on

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Anonymous wrote:

Muslima wrote:Ughh, we are not Supposed to pray them together. Prayers are supposed to be prayed on time. This is not always logistically possible, so sometimes people accumulate prayers, but they are not MEANT to be prayed together. That's the Rule!

I'm
This is your perspective. It's fine - it's an orthodox Sunni one, but it does not reflect the attitudes, habits, or "supposed to" ideologies of all Muslims.

It's the most common way for sure. I'm curious why this seems to upset you.

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Anonymous wrote:

Muslima wrote:Ughh, we are not Supposed to pray them together. Prayers are supposed to be prayed on time. This is not always logistically possible, so sometimes people accumulate prayers, but they are not MEANT to be prayed together. That's the Rule!

I'm
This is your perspective. It's fine - it's an orthodox Sunni one, but it does not reflect the attitudes, habits, or "supposed to" ideologies of all Muslims.

It's the most common way for sure. I'm curious why this seems to upset you.

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Muslima wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Muslima wrote:Ughh, we are not Supposed to pray them together. Prayers are supposed to be prayed on time. This is not always logistically possible, so sometimes people accumulate prayers, but they are not MEANT to be prayed together. That's the Rule!

This is your perspective. It's fine - it's an orthodox Sunni one, but it does not reflect the attitudes, habits, or "supposed to" ideologies of all Muslims.

That is not my perspective, that is the Rule accepted by 90% of the Muslims who happen to be Sunni! Do all Muslims pray? No, Do all Muslims pray on time? No, that doesn't change the Rule that is accepted and agreed on

Agreed on by a number of human scholars, with varying perspectives taking into account Quran vs. Sunnah. Yes, yours is the mainstream orthodox position, but even a quick Wiki read will tell you there are more than enough differing perspectives among scholars and schools of thought.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salat

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Muslima wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Muslima wrote:Ughh, we are not Supposed to pray them together. Prayers are supposed to be prayed on time. This is not always logistically possible, so sometimes people accumulate prayers, but they are not MEANT to be prayed together. That's the Rule!

This is your perspective. It's fine - it's an orthodox Sunni one, but it does not reflect the attitudes, habits, or "supposed to" ideologies of all Muslims.

That is not my perspective, that is the Rule accepted by 90% of the Muslims who happen to be Sunni! Do all Muslims pray? No, Do all Muslims pray on time? No, that doesn't change the Rule that is accepted and agreed on

Agreed on by a number of human scholars, with varying perspectives taking into account Quran vs. Sunnah. Yes, yours is the mainstream orthodox position, but even a quick Wiki read will tell you there are more than enough differing perspectives among scholars and schools of thought.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salat

Wikipedia, my Islamic Source . Was that Satire? Won't even click or read. I have studied Islam and am continuously studding it, I don't need Wiikipedia.....

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Anonymous wrote:

Muslima wrote:Ughh, we are not Supposed to pray them together. Prayers are supposed to be prayed on time. This is not always logistically possible, so sometimes people accumulate prayers, but they are not MEANT to be prayed together. That's the Rule!

I'm
This is your perspective. It's fine - it's an orthodox Sunni one, but it does not reflect the attitudes, habits, or "supposed to" ideologies of all Muslims.

It's the most common way for sure. I'm curious why this seems to upset you.

He is the poster always bringing up the Shias and Saudis into every conversation. He/She is obsessed lol

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Muslima wrote:

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Muslima wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Muslima wrote:Ughh, we are not Supposed to pray them together. Prayers are supposed to be prayed on time. This is not always logistically possible, so sometimes people accumulate prayers, but they are not MEANT to be prayed together. That's the Rule!

This is your perspective. It's fine - it's an orthodox Sunni one, but it does not reflect the attitudes, habits, or "supposed to" ideologies of all Muslims.

That is not my perspective, that is the Rule accepted by 90% of the Muslims who happen to be Sunni! Do all Muslims pray? No, Do all Muslims pray on time? No, that doesn't change the Rule that is accepted and agreed on

Agreed on by a number of human scholars, with varying perspectives taking into account Quran vs. Sunnah. Yes, yours is the mainstream orthodox position, but even a quick Wiki read will tell you there are more than enough differing perspectives among scholars and schools of thought.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salat

Wikipedia, my Islamic Source . Was that Satire? Won't even click or read. I have studied Islam and am continuously studding it, I don't need Wiikipedia.....

As have I. You're welcome to your opinion and perspective, but please don't speak for all Muslims.

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Muslima wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Muslima wrote:Ughh, we are not Supposed to pray them together. Prayers are supposed to be prayed on time. This is not always logistically possible, so sometimes people accumulate prayers, but they are not MEANT to be prayed together. That's the Rule!

I'm
This is your perspective. It's fine - it's an orthodox Sunni one, but it does not reflect the attitudes, habits, or "supposed to" ideologies of all Muslims.

It's the most common way for sure. I'm curious why this seems to upset you.

He is the poster always bringing up the Shias and Saudis into every conversation. He/She is obsessed lol

Huh? Truthfully, I have no idea who that person even is. Feel free to follow up with Jeff. I just came across this conversation in "Recent Topics," and just get irked when one Muslim from one perspective claims to speak for all. Share your upbringing, perspective, and opinion - that's great. But as I'm sure you know, there are some very wide and very varying positions of Muslims the world over.

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Muslima wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Muslima wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Muslima wrote:Ughh, we are not Supposed to pray them together. Prayers are supposed to be prayed on time. This is not always logistically possible, so sometimes people accumulate prayers, but they are not MEANT to be prayed together. That's the Rule!

This is your perspective. It's fine - it's an orthodox Sunni one, but it does not reflect the attitudes, habits, or "supposed to" ideologies of all Muslims.

That is not my perspective, that is the Rule accepted by 90% of the Muslims who happen to be Sunni! Do all Muslims pray? No, Do all Muslims pray on time? No, that doesn't change the Rule that is accepted and agreed on

Agreed on by a number of human scholars, with varying perspectives taking into account Quran vs. Sunnah. Yes, yours is the mainstream orthodox position, but even a quick Wiki read will tell you there are more than enough differing perspectives among scholars and schools of thought.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salat

Wikipedia, my Islamic Source . Was that Satire? Won't even click or read. I have studied Islam and am continuously studding it, I don't need Wiikipedia.....

As have I. You're welcome to your opinion and perspective, but please don't speak for all Muslims.

Whether you like it or not, it is the Islamic Rule accepted by the majority of the Muslims of the world and practiced by the majority of Muslims every single day. If you don't know that and if you are quoting Wikipedia, you need to go back and study. Simple!