The ruling on one who substitutes the letter ḍād with ḍāʾ in al-Fatihah
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The questioner:
What is the ruling on one who recites al-Fatihah with wording other than "not those upon whom is the anger, nor those who go astray," and substitutes the letter ḍād with ḍāʾ?
The Shaykh:
He substitutes it.
The questioner:
Yes, and "nor those who go astray" with the letter ḍāʾ.
The Shaykh:
He substitutes the letter ḍād with ḍāʾ. He should strive to accurately pronounce the letter ḍād; he should strive for this. If it slips off his tongue unintentionally, there is no harm. Yes.
What is the ruling on one who recites al-Fatihah with wording other than "not those upon whom is the anger, nor those who go astray," and substitutes the letter ḍād with ḍāʾ?
The Shaykh:
He substitutes it.
The questioner:
Yes, and "nor those who go astray" with the letter ḍāʾ.
The Shaykh:
He substitutes the letter ḍād with ḍāʾ. He should strive to accurately pronounce the letter ḍād; he should strive for this. If it slips off his tongue unintentionally, there is no harm. Yes.
Source
لقاء مفتوح 10-07-1438هـ — af.org.sa (54:51)
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