Lengthening the supplication and raising the hands after the khutbah
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Question:
One of the brothers says: One of the preachers delivers a beneficial speech containing much good, praise be to Allah. After the speech, he raises his hands and prolongs the supplication, and the worshippers in the mosque say "Ameen" for a duration comparable to the qunut supplication or close to it. The brother's question is: What is the ruling on prolonging supplication and raising the hands continuously?
Answer:
Adhering to this constantly is not permissible. However, doing it occasionally is fine, provided it is not a boringly long duration. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you. There is an interjection from Shaykh Husayn al-'Ubaydi, so please go ahead.
One of the brothers says: One of the preachers delivers a beneficial speech containing much good, praise be to Allah. After the speech, he raises his hands and prolongs the supplication, and the worshippers in the mosque say "Ameen" for a duration comparable to the qunut supplication or close to it. The brother's question is: What is the ruling on prolonging supplication and raising the hands continuously?
Answer:
Adhering to this constantly is not permissible. However, doing it occasionally is fine, provided it is not a boringly long duration. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you. There is an interjection from Shaykh Husayn al-'Ubaydi, so please go ahead.
Source
75-لقاءات مع الشيخ صالح الفوزان - 02- — archive.org (16:29)
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