The ruling on linking the recitation in prayer to the topic of the sermon
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Question:
The Shaykh’s strong position is that a person should not fall into the practice of reciting in the Zuhr prayer what was in the sermon, rather it is that he should recite in the prayer what he recited in the adhan, for that was like a gathering for him.
Answer:
No, in the prayer, no, he does not recite in it the surahs you heard, such as Subh and al-Ghashiyah, or al-Jumu'ah and al-Munafiqun. As for linking his recitation in the prayer to the topic of the sermon, this has no basis, and the Salaf did not do this. Rather, he selects the appropriate verses for the sermon in the sermon; the verses he recites in the sermon are those that are appropriate with it. As for the recitation in the prayer, it is independent. Yes.
The Shaykh’s strong position is that a person should not fall into the practice of reciting in the Zuhr prayer what was in the sermon, rather it is that he should recite in the prayer what he recited in the adhan, for that was like a gathering for him.
Answer:
No, in the prayer, no, he does not recite in it the surahs you heard, such as Subh and al-Ghashiyah, or al-Jumu'ah and al-Munafiqun. As for linking his recitation in the prayer to the topic of the sermon, this has no basis, and the Salaf did not do this. Rather, he selects the appropriate verses for the sermon in the sermon; the verses he recites in the sermon are those that are appropriate with it. As for the recitation in the prayer, it is independent. Yes.
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