It is advised once the traveller has settled that he should pray the Sunnah and Nafl prayers. Some scholars are under the opinion that Fajr sunnah and Witr prayer should be prayed even during the stay or travel as it’s strongly emphasized. There is no shortening of the Nafl, Maghrib or Fajr Salat.

Please follow these easy steps:

1. Determine what time it is in your current location to know what prayer is in and what you need to pray.
2. You make ablution (Wudu’) in the restroom.
3. You determine the location of your plane using the visuals on board and you determine in which direction the Qiblah is.

Facing the Qiblah while on a plane Airlines such as Emirates have features that on their entertainment system that will show you the current qibla direction. Scholars agree unanimously that the five obligatory (Fard) prayers should be performed whilst facing the Qiblah from the ‘Takbiratul ihram’ to the ‘Salam’.

Ablution

1. rinse the mouth.
2. put water in the nose.
3. Wipe One quarter of head with wet hand.

Shortening and Combining Prayers while Traveling If, however, a person decides to settle down in a city, the moment he does so, he ceases to be a traveler, and, therefore, he must pray full.

Performing Tayammum

1. Finding a piece of ground which is free of najaasah (unclean elements).
2. Mentally make niyyah, or intention to make tayammum.
3. Recite the bismillah.
4. Place the hands on the surface of the ground.
5. Lift your hands and ensure that there is no dust on your palm surface by hitting your hands together.

If a husband does have oral sex with his wife, and ejaculates semen, then ghusl is obligatory according to Islamic sexual hygienical jurisprudence; however, if he only releases Madhy (pre-ejaculatory fluids) then Wudu is only required, and has to wash the Madhy away.

According to Sunni Muslims According to Sunni Islam, the following invalidate wudu: Vomiting – Mouthful vomiting contains water or pus or blood or food invalidates the wudu, vomiting contains cough does not break the wudu. Touching the private parts with the bare hands (not according to Hanafi Madhhab).

Wudhu does not need to be performed before every prayer, although this is recommended. Each wudhu lasts for up to a day when not travelling, but must be performed again after going to the toilet, passing wind, bleeding heavily, contact with excrement, vomiting, falling asleep, and taking intoxicating substances.

The fast is valid if the person had the intention to fast before Fajr prayer, even if he/she did not perform ghusl, commented the Central Authority of Islamic Affairs and Endowments (AWFAQ). The fast is obligatory from the age of 18, the authority explained.

Performing salat for a woman on her menstruation period is forbidden. When she gets clean, she should perform salat. Thus, praying in its general form in not forbidden; it’s rather recommended for women on period.

The only one who should touch the Quran is a believer (i.e. A Muslim). Therefore, Taher means believer (Muslim). There is NO evidence whatsoever that says that a woman who is in her periods or a woman who. is having post-natal bleeding that she can not touch the Quran.

Muslims believe that once they really embrace Allah and all the curtains are lifted from their mind, they do not need to pray, but they will lovingly do so (just like the angels), and it is considered a major part of being in paradise, as without praying to Allah, a major joy would be missing.

Women should keep proper measures of hygiene and should not perform prayer. They do not have to make up the prayers they missed during menstruation. When the menstruating period is over, women have to perform ritual purification (ghusl).

One of the most important regulations is that a woman is not allowed to attend temple while menstruating. In Sumba, women keep their cycles secret, which makes men see them as deceitful. Women from Sumba believe that because of their secrecy, they will always have control of the men.

In other words, if a man has sexual relations with a menstruating woman, he is not perceived as unclean only until evening, but for seven days. When seven days pass from the beginning of menstruation, the woman is regarded as clean and thus sexual contact is permitted.