The ruling on one who recites al-Fatihah by changing the ḍād to a ṭāʾ
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The questioner:
What is the ruling on one who recites al-Fatihah with the phrase "not those upon whom Your anger" by changing the ṭāʾ to a ḍād?
The Shaykh:
He substitutes it.
The questioner:
Yes, and "not those who went astray" with "those who went astray."
The Shaykh:
He changes the ḍād to a ṭāʾ. He should strive to realize the letter ḍād correctly and focus on this. If it slips off his tongue without intention, there is no harm.
The presenter:
Yes.
What is the ruling on one who recites al-Fatihah with the phrase "not those upon whom Your anger" by changing the ṭāʾ to a ḍād?
The Shaykh:
He substitutes it.
The questioner:
Yes, and "not those who went astray" with "those who went astray."
The Shaykh:
He changes the ḍād to a ṭāʾ. He should strive to realize the letter ḍād correctly and focus on this. If it slips off his tongue without intention, there is no harm.
The presenter:
Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، لقاءات مفتوحة-14-لقاء مفتوح مع فضيلة الشيخ صالح الفوزان - بتاريخ 10 رجب 1438 هـ — youtube.com (56:02)
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