What is the term for the practice of combining two obligatory prayers together at one time, particularly relevant for travelers?

Explanation

– Jam refers to the practice of combining two obligatory prayers together at one time, particularly relevant for travelers, allowing Zuhr and Asr, or Maghrib and Isha, to be prayed consecutively.
– This concession is intended to provide practical ease for believers facing the difficulties associated with travel, without neglecting their prayer obligations.
– For exams, remember that this practice of combining prayers is distinct from Qasr, though both concessions are commonly applied together by travelers under qualifying conditions.