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The Confusion around Shia Prayer Times | Combining vs Separating Prayers

Why do most Shia Muslims today combine their daily prayers? Dhuhr with ʿAsr, Maghrib with ʿIsha — for many Shia, this has become the everyday norm. But if we look into the hadith sources and the practice of the Prophet ﷺ and the Imams (ʿa), combining was meant as a concession, not the rule. In this video, we explore: What the Prophet and Imam Ali taught about prayer times How the early and later Imams balanced separation and concession The historical conditions that shaped Shia practice How early Shia jurists like Shaykh al-Saduq and Shaykh al-Mufid codified these rulings Why many Shia today are unaware of the waqt al-faḍīlah (optimum times) The gap between Arabic fiqh works and non-Arabic translations Why reviving separation of prayers brings us closer to the spirit of the Prophet and Ahl al-Bayt This is not about polemics or sectarian argument. It is about rediscovering the balance the Imams intended, and reviving the spiritual value of praying each ṣalāh in its best time. If you found this video insightful, please share it so more people can benefit.