then remained standing while they completed their prayer on their own. They then withdrew and lined up facing the enemy. The other group came, and he led them in the remaining rak‘ah. He then remained seated while they completed their prayer on their own, after which he concluded the prayer with them. Agreed upon.1

160—When the danger becomes severe, they may pray on foot or mounted, facing the qiblah or otherwise, gesturing for bowing and prostration.

161—Likewise, anyone who fears for his life should pray according to his circumstances and may do whatever he needs to do, such as fleeing or otherwise.

The Prophet—peace and blessings be upon him—said: “When I command you to do something, do as much of it as you are able.” Agreed upon.2