What is the validity of the statement that there is no silence in the prayer, so one must recite something from the Qur'an or remember Allah?
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. He says: Some people say that there is no silence in the prayer, so one must recite something from the Qur'an, or remember Allah, or something.
Answer:
The prayer is silence. There is no silence in the prayer. He occupies himself with the remembrance of Allah. He occupies himself with the remembrance of Allah. Who said that there is silence in the prayer? Except for the pauses where he composes himself, or the pause where he begins after the takbir of ihram. These reported pauses are established. As for silence that is not needed, there is no silence in the prayer. Yes.
Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. He says: Some people say that there is no silence in the prayer, so one must recite something from the Qur'an, or remember Allah, or something.
Answer:
The prayer is silence. There is no silence in the prayer. He occupies himself with the remembrance of Allah. He occupies himself with the remembrance of Allah. Who said that there is silence in the prayer? Except for the pauses where he composes himself, or the pause where he begins after the takbir of ihram. These reported pauses are established. As for silence that is not needed, there is no silence in the prayer. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [608 -3022] ما صحة القول: إنه ليس في الصلاة سكوت، فلا بد أن يقرأ شيئاً من القرآن، أو يذكر الله؟ — youtube.com
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