مسائل المنتخبه (Articles Of Islamic Acts) - الخوئي، السيد أبوالقاسم - الصفحة ١٧٤ - THE PRAYERS WHICH SHOULD BE A PERFORMED IN SEQUENCE

known to him, it is permissible for him to act on one of the twoprobabilities and complete the prayers. However, after offering the prayers he should enquire about the problem so that if his prayers has been void he should offer it againand if it has been valid, he need not repeat it.
٧٦٢. If there is ample time for offering prayers for a person and his creditor demands repayment of his loan from him, he should repay the loan first, if possible,and then offer prayers. And the position is the same if there crops up another obligatory matter which must be attended to, immediately, for example, if a man sees that theMasjid is impure he should purify the Masjid first and then offer prayers. And in both the case if he offers his prayers first he commits a sin but his prayers is in order.

THE PRAYERS WHICH SHOULD BE A PERFORMED IN SEQUENCE
٧٦٣. One should offer afternoon prayers after the midday prayers, and the night prayers after the dusk prayers. If one intentionally offers afternoon prayers beforemidday prayers or offers dusk prayers after night prayers ones prayers would be void.
٧٦٤. If a person engages himself in prayers with the intention of the midday prayers and during the prayers he recollects that he has already offered the middayprayers he cannot turn the intention to the afternoon prayers. On the other hand he should break the prayers and offer the afternoon prayers.And the same rule applies to thedusk and the night prayers.
٧٦٥. If a person becomes sure while offering the afternoon prayers that he has not offered the midday prayers and turns his intention to the midday prayers, and ifhe recollects later that he has already offered the midday prayers, he should turn on prayers and complete the prayers.
٧٦٦. If, while offering the afternoon prayers, a man doubts