Sufficiency of the Intention of the Daily Recitations for the Protection of Children
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Question:
This questioner, the mother of Muhammad, says: It is my habit, praise be to Allah, to recite the prescribed daily recitations (awrad) in the morning and evening every day, and I intend by them to protect my children. Is that sufficient for their protection, with the permission of Allah the Exalted? Or is it necessary to recite them over them while they are in front of me?
Answer:
No, reciting over them is a ruqyah (healing by Qur'anic recitation); it is not a daily recitation (awrad). This is a ruqyah for affliction. As for the daily recitation, it is sufficient to recite it with the intention of the recitation; your recitation suffices for you and for those you intend it for. Yes.
This questioner, the mother of Muhammad, says: It is my habit, praise be to Allah, to recite the prescribed daily recitations (awrad) in the morning and evening every day, and I intend by them to protect my children. Is that sufficient for their protection, with the permission of Allah the Exalted? Or is it necessary to recite them over them while they are in front of me?
Answer:
No, reciting over them is a ruqyah (healing by Qur'anic recitation); it is not a daily recitation (awrad). This is a ruqyah for affliction. As for the daily recitation, it is sufficient to recite it with the intention of the recitation; your recitation suffices for you and for those you intend it for. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 02/300 — archive.org (16:12)
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