The scholars agreed that it is obligatory for those for whom the obligatory prayers are obligatory. Then they added four conditions, two of which are agreed upon and two of which there is disagreement. The agreed upon ones are maleness and health, and that it is not obligatory for the woman and the sick, and the two in which there is disagreement are the traveler and the slave. So who says that Friday prayer is obligatory for the traveler and with that I say that it is obligatory for The slave must be prepared, and if his master prevents him, then the master is one of those who avert from the path of God, and of those who say that it is not obligatory for them. There has been a report from a speaker in which the Friday prayer is obligatory except for four: a slave, an owned woman, a woman, a boy, or a sick person.

And in a narration. Other than five, and the traveler mentioned