Praying in a Usurped Place
Issue No.792- The place where one can offer his prayer should bear the following conditions: First: being permissibleThe place on which a person offers his prayer should, as an obligatory precaution, be permissible. Therefore, if a person is offering prayer on a usurped property, a usurped carpet or bench, his prayer is void as an obligatory precaution. Similarly the prayer on a property which its benefits belong to someone else (like a rented house) without the beneficiary's consent, is void as an obligatory precaution. And the same rule applies when somebody's right is included in some property. For instance if a person made a will before his death that one-third of his property should be used in a particular manner, prayer cannot be offered in that property if the will has not been executed.
