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point it out to him. If there is no one available to ask, one must
pray facing in the direction he thinks is correct. If the worshipper
learns that the direction was incorrect after completing the prayer,
he is not obligated to perform the prayer again if its time is over,
but he is required to face in the proper direction in the future. If
one is not facing in the direction of the Ka'bah, and someone
points out the correct direction during his prayer, the worshipper
must stop praying, face in the correct direction and begin the
prayer again.
ACTS WHICH INVALIDATE PRAYER
Should a worshipper commit any of the following acts during
prayer, the prayer becomes invalid, and it must be repeated:
Failing to make the intention, or failing to say the first "Allahu
Akbar," or "As-salamu alaykum wa rahmatullah," at the end of
the prayer.
Making any noticeable act, movement or statement other than
those prescribed for prayer, i.e., leaving one's place during the
pray facing in the direction he thinks is correct. If the worshipper
learns that the direction was incorrect after completing the prayer,
he is not obligated to perform the prayer again if its time is over,
but he is required to face in the proper direction in the future. If
one is not facing in the direction of the Ka'bah, and someone
points out the correct direction during his prayer, the worshipper
must stop praying, face in the correct direction and begin the
prayer again.
ACTS WHICH INVALIDATE PRAYER
Should a worshipper commit any of the following acts during
prayer, the prayer becomes invalid, and it must be repeated:
Failing to make the intention, or failing to say the first "Allahu
Akbar," or "As-salamu alaykum wa rahmatullah," at the end of
the prayer.
Making any noticeable act, movement or statement other than
those prescribed for prayer, i.e., leaving one's place during the