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I have a few questions, baarakallaahu feekum: a) The Prophet said [translation of meaning]: "Whomsoever would like to.. |
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Assalaamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullaahi wa Barakaatoh First of all, jazaakumullaahu khairal jazaa' for your informative site maa shaa' Allah.I have a few questions, baarakallaahu feekum: a) The Prophet b) About the rules of al-isti'aathah, does one have to say it before reciting some aayaat within a lecture/lesson or a khutbah? If one has to, is it recited out loud or silently, and does one need to repeat it when new aayaat are encountered? Jazaakumullaahu khairan again. Answer Wa alaikum assalaam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh, Jazakum Allahu khairan and baarak Allahu feekum. a) The most prominent way of recitation used today by the vast majority of the Muslims in the world is that of Hafs ‘an ‘Aasim. Imam Hafs read to Imam ‘Aasim, and Imam ‘Aasim read to three of the taabi’een, Abu Abdurrahmaan As-Sulaymiyy, Zirr bin Hubaysh, and Sa’d bin Iyaas, may Allah be pleased with them all. All three of these early scholars of the Qu’ran read to Abudllah bin Mas’ood as well as other companions of the Prophet b) Because this question requires a ruling, we asked him eminence Sheikh Ayman Swayd, who responded that there is no specific ruling requiring May Allah reward you. Wa assalaam alaikum. |