As far as I know you can perform Salaat ul janaza with ur shoes on.
For regular salaat only the shoes like leather socks can be worn which were used inside the house. Or shoes with no nijaasat on em.
The best could be told mby a scholar or someone with more knowledge. This is what I know, I might be wrong.
The leather sock issue is only for making waddu. Salaat can be performed with shoes on, as long as they don't have any nijasaat. You can not wear shoes inside a mosque, though. Thats a separate ruling.
thanks sadia...
i dint know that too i was at work when i saw one of my friends praying with his shoes on. i thought that it was wrong . i asked another persone he said it was fine if the placeu were praying was dirty and u couldnt do ne thing bout it.
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he said it was fine if the placeu were praying was dirty and u couldnt do ne thing bout it.
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Its not solely if the place is dirty, but rather if the shoes have any nijasaat, which is the deciding factor. If the shoes are najis (normal dirt at the sole is not najis), they need to be cleaned first or taken off.
You can pray (though, ofcourse, you don't have to) in your shoes if you are offering salat in a park, during war, any open space, in your home, at work. However, one should take off shoes before entering a mosque. That is a separate ruling.