The Ruling on Raising the Hands and Reciting the Verse of al-Safa and al-Marwah
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The questioner:
May Allah inform you, what is the connection of raising the hands at al-Safa? And does one recite the words of Allah[Al-Baqarah 2:158] to the end of the verse while standing or while walking?
The Shaykh:
One recites the verse when he exits the mosque door intending to go to al-Safa; he recites the verse. As for when he ascends to al-Safa, he raises his hands as he raises them in supplication, and he supplicates to Allah at al-Safa, and likewise at al-Marwah. Yes. Yes, and he sits on al-Safa; he does not sit behind it.
The questioner:
A day from.
The Shaykh:
What does he do? If he is called, he walks. What does he do? If he supplicates for the entire lap while he is supplicating, that is fine. He occupies the lap with the remembrance of Allah, or not? That is fine.
May Allah inform you, what is the connection of raising the hands at al-Safa? And does one recite the words of Allah
Indeed, as-Safa and al-Marwah
إِنَّ الصَّفَا وَالْمَرْوَةَThe Shaykh:
One recites the verse when he exits the mosque door intending to go to al-Safa; he recites the verse. As for when he ascends to al-Safa, he raises his hands as he raises them in supplication, and he supplicates to Allah at al-Safa, and likewise at al-Marwah. Yes. Yes, and he sits on al-Safa; he does not sit behind it.
The questioner:
A day from.
The Shaykh:
What does he do? If he is called, he walks. What does he do? If he supplicates for the entire lap while he is supplicating, that is fine. He occupies the lap with the remembrance of Allah, or not? That is fine.
Source
صفة رفع اليدين عند الصفا — alfawzan.live
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