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610. It was narrated from Usâmah
bin Zaid, whom the Prophet ﷺ had seated behind him on his camel on the way from 'Arafah, that when he reached the mountain pass, he dismounted and urinated – and he did not say that he passed water. He (Usâmah) said: "I poured water for him from a small vessel and he performed a light Wudû. I said to him: 'The prayer.' He said: 'The prayer is still ahead of you.' When he came to Al-Muzdalifah he prayed Maghrib, then they untied the saddles of their mounts and then he prayed 'Ishâ'." (Sahîh)
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Commentary
The objective of the chapter is to show that if an interval occurs between the sunset (Maghrib) and the late evening ('Ishâ') prayers - for instance, for dismounting, taking hold of belongings, partaking food, etc. - then that would not affect the joining of the two prayers in any way, as is mentioned in the Hadîth.
