مسائل المنتخبه (Articles Of Islamic Acts) - الخوئي، السيد أبوالقاسم - الصفحة ١٩٧ - RECOMMENDED THINGS

is void. However, if the personsconcerned pay these debts or guarantee their payment there is no harm in possessing his property and in offering prayers on it.
٨٨٥. If a dead person had a property and was indebted to the people and his heirs are not prepared to pay his debts on account of negligence, it is unlawful topossess that property. and the prayers offered on it is void.
٨٨٦. If a dead person did not owe any debt to any person but some of his heirs are either minors or insane or have disappeared, possession of that property withoutthe permission of the guardian of those heirs is unlawful, and the prayers offered on it is unlawful.
٨٨٧. There is no harm in offering prayers in a hotel or in a bath-house or other similar places which are meant for the visitors. However, prayers can be offered inplaces other than such places, if their owner accords permission or says something which indicates that he has given permission for offering prayers there. For example, if hepermits a person to stay and sleep in his property from which it can be understood that he has given him permission for offering prayers as well.
٨٨٨. If the land is so extensive that it is difficult for most of the people to go from there to another place at the time of prayers, the prayers may be offeredwithout the permission of the owner in the same way as explained in connection with ablutions in article ٢٢٧.
٨٨٩. The second condition: The place whereprayers are offered should not be moving. In case, however, a person is obliged, on account of shortage of time for prayers or for some other reason, to offer prayers at aplace which (e.g. in a motor car, a boat or a railway train) he may do so, but he should, as far as possible, try to ensure that he remains still and his face is towardsQibla and in case these vehicles deviate from the direction of Qibla, he should turn his face towards Qibla.