1—Ishā, if doing so does not cause hardship.
2—Dhuhr during intense heat.
The Prophet ﷺ said: “When the heat grows intense, wait until it cools before praying, for intense heat comes from the raging heat of Hell” 1.
61—Whoever misses a prayer must make it up immediately, observing the proper order2.
62—If one forgets the proper order, is unaware of it, or fears missing the prayer3, the requirement of observing that order is waived (between the missed prayer and the current prayer) 4, 5.
63—Among its conditions6 is covering the awrah (the parts of the body that must be covered) with a lawful garment7 that does not show the color of the skin beneath it.
64—The awrah is of three types:
1—The stringent category: this is the awrah of a free adult woman,
(1) Narrated by al-Bukhārī, 2/15–18; and Muslim, no. 615.
(2) In “B” and “T”: “hastening to make it up in the proper order.”
(3) Shaykh Ibn Aqīl said: Perhaps he means fearing that the prayer’s prescribed time will expire, concerning which there is only one view. The same applies to fear of missing the congregational prayer, according to the correct view.
(4) Not found in “B” or “T.”
(5) The requirement of observing the proper order is also waived when one fears missing the congregational prayer, as the Shaykh deemed the stronger view. *Al-Mukhtārāt al-Jaliyya*, p. 29.
(6) That is, the prayer.
(7) The Shaykh held that a person who prays in an impure garment out of forgetfulness or necessity is not required to repeat the prayer. *Al-Mukhtārāt al-Jaliyya*, p. 29.