0e925b No.32023
What to do about not being able to go to Mosque?
I live in a country with practically no muslims, and I can't find any mosques anywhere even remotely close to me.
Anything I can do to make up for this?
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222351 No.32024
It's not really your fault, don't stress about it. If you can get some Muslims together at some point you should organise jummah etc.
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5e42e6 No.32030
You mean for jumuah? If there is no mosque then there's nothing you can do about it. You'd just pray dhuhr as usual in such a case.
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ab6b95 No.32031
Not your fault so just pray dhuhr as usual. But think of moving to an area with more muslims or even a muslim country if you can.
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bfc68e No.32103
I’d be surprised if you couldnt find some other bros and just meet once a week. That’s how all the big mosques start, couple families in an apartment.
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ab6b95 No.32120
>>32103
Is that yusuf estes at your mosque?
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a75fd7 No.32124
>>32120
Yes, he came to our mosque lastweek to talk after maghrib. It’s been 10 years since I saw him in person. He is doing great alhamdulillah.
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e06dfa No.32128
Definitely go to the masjid. You say there isnt a close one but think how many hours on friday you spend on leisure. Surely you can spend an hour, maybe even 3, each way.
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a75fd7 No.32132
>>32128
There is a great rewards for traveling far to masjid. I miss long drives to masjid and also to the islamic cemetaries for janazah. Never felt better in my life than driving though Antelope Valley as only car for miles blasting quran and nasheed.
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9a7dfd No.33295
>>32132
based
>living in Cufaronia
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1cd25b No.34072
>>32023
If there's no mosque near you, just find some other muslims and pray together. Prayer in congruential (jama'ah) is degrees and levels better than all by yourself.
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de6601 No.34096
>>32023
if its possible, its highly recommended to do it in a mosque, but don't beat yourself up about it if its inconvenient as long as you make sure to do it at home and try to find some people to congregate with at least on a Friday for jummah or go out of your way to find a mosque even if its far away
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