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592. It was narrated that Ismâ'il bin 'Abdur-Rahmân, a Shaikh of the Quraish, said: "I accompanied Ibn 'Umar to Al-Hima.[1] When the sun set I felt too nervous to remind him of the prayer, so he went on until the light on the horizon had disappeared and it was getting dark, then he stopped and prayed Maghrib, three Rak'ahs, then he prayed two Rak'ahs immediately afterwards, then he said: 'This is what I saw the Messenger of Allâh ﷺ do.'" (Sahih)
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[1] A place near Madīnah.
Commentary
From the apparent wording, we get to know that he adopted the form of combination of two prayers by delaying the preceding one (Jam' Ta'khir). It means that after the expiration of the time for the sunset prayer and after the arrival of the time for the late-evening prayer (Ishâ'), he offered both these prayers together. So to say, the delayed combination (Jam Ta'khir) is permissible while one is travelling because it makes matters easy for people. And Allâh Knows best!!