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1310. It was narrated that Iyâs bin Abi Ramlah Ash-Shâmi said: "I heard a man asking Zaid bin Arqam: 'Were you present with the Messenger of Allâh ﷺ when there were two 'Eid on one day?'"[1] He said: 'Yes.' He said: 'What did he do?' He said: 'He prayed the 'Eid prayer, then he granted a concession not to pray the Friday, then he said: "Whoever wants to pray (Friday), let him do so." (Hasan)
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[1] Meaning, when 'Eid occurred on a Friday.
Commentary
People living outside the town must come to the town for the 'Eid prayer. Similarly, Friday prayer should also be performed in a town or city.
If Friday falls on the day of 'Eid, the obligation to attend the Friday prayer is waived, and people are free to offer their prayer inside their houses.