What is the ruling on gathering for supplication
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Question : This is a message received from a female caller to the program. She says: We, Honorable Shaykh, are a family afflicted with sorcery, and we discovered this through treatment with the Qur'an. We are a family afflicted with sorcery, and we discovered this through treatment with the Noble Qur'an. So we began treating it with the Noble Qur'an, and we want Allah to heal us from this affliction. We turned to Allah with supplication, so sometimes we gather together and make a collective supplication, since among us are the young and the old, the learned and the ignorant. One of us starts the supplication and the rest repeat it and say "Ameen." What is the ruling on that?
Answer : It is better for each of you to supplicate for himself alone. If you sometimes gather for supplication, there is nothing wrong with it, but do not make it a regular practice, because making something a regular practice requires evidence. As for what a person does sometimes
Answer : It is better for each of you to supplicate for himself alone. If you sometimes gather for supplication, there is nothing wrong with it, but do not make it a regular practice, because making something a regular practice requires evidence. As for what a person does sometimes
Source
قناة «فضيلة الشيخ محمد بن صالح العثيمين»، 1687- ما حكم الاجتماع على الدعاء /سؤال على الهاتف 📞 /ابن عثيمين — youtube.com
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