Is supplication after ablution among the recommended practices (sunnah) or the obligatory acts of it?
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The Shaykh : Exaggeration in using water during wudu' or ghusl. This falls under the general meaning of his statement (peace and blessings be upon him): "There will be among my Ummah people Al-Mustadrak lil-Hakim 18:179." What is the second issue?
The questioner : All right, our Shaykh, before the exam, if you would be so kind, since you said it is obligatory, may Allah preserve you, does it fall under the obligatory acts of ablution, or is it an obligation that has no relation to this addition?
The Shaykh : Good.
The questioner : It has a relation. The other thing is the supplication after ablution.
The Shaykh : I do not find anything other than what he said.
The questioner : Two rak'ahs after it.
The Shaykh : Likewise.
The questioner : All right. Yes. All right, our Shaykh, regarding the issue of the recommended practices, are they considered a part of it, or not? How is it? I mean, since this is after the ablution, adding it to the recommended practices, I don't know. I mean, whether it is one of the parts of the ablution, can it be called a recommended practice or not? So my inquiry now is: since it is something after the completion of the ablution, is it called one of the recommended practices of the ablution, or a recommended practice in general without specifying it, meaning without attaching it to the ablution?
The Shaykh : It is necessary to add, my brother.
The questioner : It must be that.
The Shaykh : Related to it.
The questioner : May Allah reward you with good. Um, um.
The Shaykh : As is said, for example, by those who say that the greeting is a sunnah; it is said that among the sunnahs of the mosque is the greeting of the mosque, because it is connected to entering. As for the Messenger, he commands it, even when the orator is delivering the sermon.
They exaggerate in supplication and purification
يعتدون في الدعاء والطهورThe questioner : All right, our Shaykh, before the exam, if you would be so kind, since you said it is obligatory, may Allah preserve you, does it fall under the obligatory acts of ablution, or is it an obligation that has no relation to this addition?
The Shaykh : Good.
The questioner : It has a relation. The other thing is the supplication after ablution.
The Shaykh : I do not find anything other than what he said.
The questioner : Two rak'ahs after it.
The Shaykh : Likewise.
The questioner : All right. Yes. All right, our Shaykh, regarding the issue of the recommended practices, are they considered a part of it, or not? How is it? I mean, since this is after the ablution, adding it to the recommended practices, I don't know. I mean, whether it is one of the parts of the ablution, can it be called a recommended practice or not? So my inquiry now is: since it is something after the completion of the ablution, is it called one of the recommended practices of the ablution, or a recommended practice in general without specifying it, meaning without attaching it to the ablution?
The Shaykh : It is necessary to add, my brother.
The questioner : It must be that.
The Shaykh : Related to it.
The questioner : May Allah reward you with good. Um, um.
The Shaykh : As is said, for example, by those who say that the greeting is a sunnah; it is said that among the sunnahs of the mosque is the greeting of the mosque, because it is connected to entering. As for the Messenger, he commands it, even when the orator is delivering the sermon.
Source
سلسلة الهدى والنور، المجلس 966 — d3watuna.com (1:52)
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