The builders of the Dirar mosque asked the Prophet ﷺ, as he prepared for Tabuk, to pray for them in the mosque they had built; he excused himself by the journey and deferred them to his return. The building is the Dirar mosque, and what came later is the demolition event.
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The builders of the mosque ask the Prophet to pray in it
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The builders of the Dirar mosque came to the Prophet ﷺ while he was preparing for Tabuk and asked him to pray for them in the mosque they had built. Ibn Ishaq records them saying: 'We built a mosque for the sick and the needy and the rainy night and the wintry night, and we would love you to come and pray in it.' The Prophet excused himself — he was on the wing of a journey and busy, 'or as he said' — and if they returned, God willing, they would come and pray in it. The building is the Dirar mosque; what came later is its demolition, and the text does not say anyone was permitted to pray in it before the journey.
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