The ruling on reciting the Qur'an before sleep while in a state of major ritual impurity
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Question:
And in the same matter, it is not from the time of this bread, and Surat al-Haqqah before sleep until a day exists, and a prayer of one hour with the end of sleep is an expiation from his enemies, seven before sleep.
Answer:
No, he does not recite. If he is in a state of major ritual impurity, he does not recite the Verse of the Throne or the two chapters of protection. But because this is the Qur'an.
This is the Qur'an, and he does not recite it while in a state of major ritual impurity. He performs the ablution, takes the full ritual bath, and then he recites the Qur'an. Otherwise, he recites the supplications other than the Qur'an, the supplications for sleep which are not the Qur'an. He recites the perfect words of Allah, and the words He created: "O Allah, I have placed my side to You, and I have submitted my soul to You, to the end of it." He recites: "O Allah, I have placed my side to You, and by You I have raised it. If You take my soul, have mercy on it, and if You let it go, protect it, as You protect Your righteous servants." He recites the remembrances mentioned in the hadiths.
As for reciting something from the Qur'an before sleep, it is obligatory for him to be in a state of ritual purity from major ritual impurity.
And in the same matter, it is not from the time of this bread, and Surat al-Haqqah before sleep until a day exists, and a prayer of one hour with the end of sleep is an expiation from his enemies, seven before sleep.
Answer:
No, he does not recite. If he is in a state of major ritual impurity, he does not recite the Verse of the Throne or the two chapters of protection. But because this is the Qur'an.
This is the Qur'an, and he does not recite it while in a state of major ritual impurity. He performs the ablution, takes the full ritual bath, and then he recites the Qur'an. Otherwise, he recites the supplications other than the Qur'an, the supplications for sleep which are not the Qur'an. He recites the perfect words of Allah, and the words He created: "O Allah, I have placed my side to You, and I have submitted my soul to You, to the end of it." He recites: "O Allah, I have placed my side to You, and by You I have raised it. If You take my soul, have mercy on it, and if You let it go, protect it, as You protect Your righteous servants." He recites the remembrances mentioned in the hadiths.
As for reciting something from the Qur'an before sleep, it is obligatory for him to be in a state of ritual purity from major ritual impurity.
Source
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