The Ruling on Reciting Hadith with the Same Melody as the Qur'an
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Question:
The questioner asks: Shaykh, this questioner is asking about the ruling on reciting hadith with the same melody as the Qur'an. When I read in *Riyad al-Saliheen* or in other books, with the same melody as the Qur'an, is there any harm in that?
Answer:
With the same melody as the Qur'an, including the *ghunnah*, *idgham*, and *madd*? No, it is not the Qur'an. But he should read it with a voice that pleases the listeners, attracts the listeners, and beautifies his voice with it. This is not called *tartil*; it is called beautifying the voice in reciting the hadith to attract those around him. Yes.
The questioner asks: Shaykh, this questioner is asking about the ruling on reciting hadith with the same melody as the Qur'an. When I read in *Riyad al-Saliheen* or in other books, with the same melody as the Qur'an, is there any harm in that?
Answer:
With the same melody as the Qur'an, including the *ghunnah*, *idgham*, and *madd*? No, it is not the Qur'an. But he should read it with a voice that pleases the listeners, attracts the listeners, and beautifies his voice with it. This is not called *tartil*; it is called beautifying the voice in reciting the hadith to attract those around him. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 7721- حكم ترتيل الأحاديث كترتيل القرآن - الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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