The ruling on reciting verses with measured recitation during the sermon
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Question:
A preacher asks: What is the ruling on changing one’s voice during the sermon when reciting the Qur’an, meaning reciting the verses with measured recitation during the sermon?
Answer:
Recitation is of two types: recitation for recitation, which is recited with measured recitation, and recitation for citation, which is not recited with measured recitation. The measured recitation based on the rules of tajwid causes the attendees to forget the purpose for which the verse was cited; they become preoccupied with the voice and the measured recitation, and do not pay attention to or focus on the reason for which the verse was cited. He should recite it with a moderate recitation in which he does not make errors, but he should not recite it with the measured recitation of recitation. Yes.
A preacher asks: What is the ruling on changing one’s voice during the sermon when reciting the Qur’an, meaning reciting the verses with measured recitation during the sermon?
Answer:
Recitation is of two types: recitation for recitation, which is recited with measured recitation, and recitation for citation, which is not recited with measured recitation. The measured recitation based on the rules of tajwid causes the attendees to forget the purpose for which the verse was cited; they become preoccupied with the voice and the measured recitation, and do not pay attention to or focus on the reason for which the verse was cited. He should recite it with a moderate recitation in which he does not make errors, but he should not recite it with the measured recitation of recitation. Yes.
Source
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