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‘Abdullah ibn Malik ibn al-Harith narrated: "I prayed Maghrib (three Rak‘ahs) and ‘Isha (two Rak‘ahs) with Ibn ‘Umar (may Allah be pleased with them) with one Iqamah. Malik ibn al-Harith asked him, ‘What is this prayer?’ He replied, ‘I prayed them with the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) in this place with one Iqamah.’"
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Commentary and footnotes (4)
Note 1
(1) His statement: "What is this prayer?"—the question arose because praying with one Iqamah was unusual (Badhl al-Majhud).
Note 2
(2) His statement: "With one Iqamah"—this refutes those who claim two Iqamahs were given, as combining prayers was common during travel. The question was due to the single Iqamah (Badhl al-Majhud).
Note 1
(۱) قوله: ما هذه الصلاة: غرضه بهذا السؤال أن صلاته كانت بالجمع بإقامة واحدة على خلاف المعتاد. قاله في بذل المجهود».
Note 2
(۲)قوله: بإقامة واحدة وهذا الحديث يرد تأويل المخالفين بأنهم يقولون بإقامة واحدة لكل واحدة؛ فإن الجمع بين الصلاتين في السفر كان شائعا، فلا وجه للسؤال، بل منشأ السؤال أن الصلاتين لما كانتا بإقامة واحدة تعجب من ذلك وسأل، وقال: صليتهما مع رسول الله الله بإقامة واحدة، هكذا في بذل المجهود».