What is the ruling on adhering to a daily recitation (wird) written by their Shaykh?
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Question:
In our country, there is a group that has a daily recitation written by their first Shaykh, which is read after the Fajr and 'Asr prayers. As they claim, it contains a collection of verses and hadiths. They call this recitation by the name of their founder. He asks: Is it permissible to sit with them when they recite it?
Answer:
No, these people have a bid'ah (religious innovation). That is, their adherence to this recitation written by their leader or Shaykh is considered a bid'ah. Adhering to it is a bid'ah. It may contain shirk (associating partners with Allah) supplications or innovative supplications, and we do not know about it. Yes.
In our country, there is a group that has a daily recitation written by their first Shaykh, which is read after the Fajr and 'Asr prayers. As they claim, it contains a collection of verses and hadiths. They call this recitation by the name of their founder. He asks: Is it permissible to sit with them when they recite it?
Answer:
No, these people have a bid'ah (religious innovation). That is, their adherence to this recitation written by their leader or Shaykh is considered a bid'ah. Adhering to it is a bid'ah. It may contain shirk (associating partners with Allah) supplications or innovative supplications, and we do not know about it. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، ما حكم الالتزام في قراءة وِرد كتبه شيخهم؟ لمعالي الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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