The ruling on raising the voice in the post-prayer invocations
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Question:
The questioner asks: What is the Sunnah regarding the post-prayer invocations? Is the voice raised in the invocations? And what is the most prominent type of raising the voice that is reported from the Salaf?
Answer:
Raising the voice is done with the takbirat (saying Allahu Akbar), not with the tasbih (saying Subhan Allah), and the tasbih is done quietly; this is done in a low voice. As for the takbirat, they raise their voices just as the Companions used to raise their voices, and by this it is known that they have finished the prayer. When they hear their voices, they know that the prayer has ended.
The questioner asks: What is the Sunnah regarding the post-prayer invocations? Is the voice raised in the invocations? And what is the most prominent type of raising the voice that is reported from the Salaf?
Answer:
Raising the voice is done with the takbirat (saying Allahu Akbar), not with the tasbih (saying Subhan Allah), and the tasbih is done quietly; this is done in a low voice. As for the takbirat, they raise their voices just as the Companions used to raise their voices, and by this it is known that they have finished the prayer. When they hear their voices, they know that the prayer has ended.
Source
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