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Praying when needing to relieve oneself

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Praying when needing to relieve oneself

Question:

The hadeeth: ((there is no prayer when food is present, and nor when one holds back the two filths)) (Reported by Muslim) does the one who does this render his prayer invalid?
Answer:

This is in accordance to his state, such that if the end result is that his condition becomes whereby he does not realize what he is saying due to the severity of holding back the two filths - then his prayer is not correct, and if he can withhold it without it being a nuisance - then his prayer is correct whilst it is disliked.
Shaykh Muqbil bin Haadee
Tuhfatul Mujeeb fee as-ilah alhaadhir wal-ghareeb, page 108
Translated by Aboo Haatim Muhammad Farooq