The ruling on supplication after completing the prayers and raising the hands
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Question:
The questioner asks: Is it prescribed to make du'a' (supplication) after finishing the prayers, whether they are obligatory or voluntary?
Answer:
Yes, supplication is prescribed after the prayers, whether obligatory or voluntary. However, after the obligatory prayer, one does not raise his hands in supplication, whereas after the voluntary prayer, there is no harm in supplicating and raising one's hands. Yes.
The presenter:
Or, for example.
The questioner asks: Is it prescribed to make du'a' (supplication) after finishing the prayers, whether they are obligatory or voluntary?
Answer:
Yes, supplication is prescribed after the prayers, whether obligatory or voluntary. However, after the obligatory prayer, one does not raise his hands in supplication, whereas after the voluntary prayer, there is no harm in supplicating and raising one's hands. Yes.
The presenter:
Or, for example.
Source
لقاء مع المعلمين بالطائف 1434هـ — alfawzan.live (28:36)
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