The ruling on saying "True is Allah, the Exalted" at the end of recitation
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Question:
May Allah reward you. He asks: What is the ruling on saying "True is Allah, the Exalted" at the end of reciting the Qur'an?
Answer:
This is what has been transmitted. If it is made a fixed practice, it is a bid'ah (religious innovation). However, if you say "True is Allah, the Exalted" on the occasion of hearing a verse and seeing the fulfillment of what it indicated, and you say "True is Allah, the Exalted," as Allah the Exalted said regarding the spreading of the event, there is nothing wrong with that. This is not a fixed practice. But if you make it a closing formula for reciters, at the end of their recitations, there is nothing wrong with that. Yes.
May Allah reward you. He asks: What is the ruling on saying "True is Allah, the Exalted" at the end of reciting the Qur'an?
Answer:
This is what has been transmitted. If it is made a fixed practice, it is a bid'ah (religious innovation). However, if you say "True is Allah, the Exalted" on the occasion of hearing a verse and seeing the fulfillment of what it indicated, and you say "True is Allah, the Exalted," as Allah the Exalted said regarding the spreading of the event, there is nothing wrong with that. This is not a fixed practice. But if you make it a closing formula for reciters, at the end of their recitations, there is nothing wrong with that. Yes.
Source
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