The ruling on raising the voice in dhikr after the prayer
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Question:
The questioner: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. He says: If raising the voice in dhikr (remembrance of Allah) after the prayer is a recommended practice (sunnah), is it prescribed? Given that it causes disturbance to the worshippers, what is your guidance?
Answer:
The first point is established. In the hadith, it is stated that the Companions used to raise their voices in dhikr after finishing the prayer, to the extent that whoever heard them would know that the prayer had ended, as in the hadith of Ibn 'Abbas and others. This does not disturb those who join the prayer late (masbuq); this is what causes disturbance. Yes.
The questioner: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. He says: If raising the voice in dhikr (remembrance of Allah) after the prayer is a recommended practice (sunnah), is it prescribed? Given that it causes disturbance to the worshippers, what is your guidance?
Answer:
The first point is established. In the hadith, it is stated that the Companions used to raise their voices in dhikr after finishing the prayer, to the extent that whoever heard them would know that the prayer had ended, as in the hadith of Ibn 'Abbas and others. This does not disturb those who join the prayer late (masbuq); this is what causes disturbance. Yes.
Source
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