Isha Jamaah is at 10:11, Fajr begins at 2:59, with Fajr Jamaah at 4:30. Nights are short and getting shorter, and it’s a hardship. Is it allowed to combine Maghrib and Isha at Maghrib time at home, sleep, and wake up before shurooq to pray Fajr at home? How short must the night be to permit this?

If there is hardship then you can combine maghrib and isha at the time of maghrib, then you sleep.

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