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2. This advantage remains effective even after the trav-
eler arrives at his destination, if he does not intend to pro-
long his stay there for fifteen days or more. Otherwise, he
should offer the reducible Prayers in their original and com-
plete number of units.
3. While travelling under these circumstances, he is exe-
mpt from all supererogatory Prayers (Sunna) except the two
Sunna units of the Early Morning (Fajr) and the Witr which
follows the Evening ('Isha') Prayers.
Times When Prayer is Forbidden
at:
The Muslim is forbidden to offer supererogatory Prayers
1
. .
The time when the sun is rising;
2. The time when the sun is at its zenith;
3. The time when the sun is setting.
The Muslim, however, is forbidden to offer even the
obligatory Prayers at the following two cases:
1
The period of menstruation or confinement due to
childbirth and nursing;
2. The time of impurity, partial or complete.