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Do I have to pray for my obligatory prayer as an qaza as I cried in prayer on a worldly matter and I didn’t know about prayer would be void if we cry during praying on worldy matters , so do I have to offer an qaza for it?
According to Ayatollah Sistani’s rulings:
– If someone cries during prayer due to a worldly matter and is unaware that crying invalidates the prayer, their prayer is still valid.
– As they were unaware of the rule, they are not required to repeat the prayer.
– However, if they become aware of the rule and realize that they cried during prayer, they should perform the prayer again to ensure its validity.
Ayatollah Sistani’s stance is based on the principle of “ignorance of the rule” (jahlu al-hukm), which means that if someone is unaware of a specific ruling, they are not held accountable for it. In this case, the person’s lack of knowledge about crying invalidating the prayer means their prayer is still valid.
It’s important to note that this ruling may vary depending on individual circumstances and interpretations.