The Ruling on Raising One’s Voice in the Regular Voluntary Prayers, Even If It Does Not Harm Anyone
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Question:
May Allah reward you. His second-to-last question says: In all the voluntary prayers associated with the five daily prayers, I recite aloud, knowing that there is no one around me in the desert. It seems he means that he does not harm anyone by doing so. Is this permissible?
Answer:
In the night prayer, a person may recite aloud or quietly; he has the choice, whether he is praying alone or as an imam. As for the daytime prayer, it is quiet; one does not recite aloud in it, neither the obligatory nor the voluntary. The daytime prayer is quiet, and in the night prayer one has the choice, with reciting aloud being better, whether it is obligatory or voluntary.
May Allah reward you. His second-to-last question says: In all the voluntary prayers associated with the five daily prayers, I recite aloud, knowing that there is no one around me in the desert. It seems he means that he does not harm anyone by doing so. Is this permissible?
Answer:
In the night prayer, a person may recite aloud or quietly; he has the choice, whether he is praying alone or as an imam. As for the daytime prayer, it is quiet; one does not recite aloud in it, neither the obligatory nor the voluntary. The daytime prayer is quiet, and in the night prayer one has the choice, with reciting aloud being better, whether it is obligatory or voluntary.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 5138- حكم الجهر في صلاة النافلة الراتبة وإن لم يؤذ أحدا - الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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