The ruling on greeting a Qur'an reciter while he is reciting
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Question:
The questioner, 'Abd al-Majid, says: Shaykh, what is best for the person who is next to a Qur'an reciter? Does he greet him and shake his hand after finishing his greeting prayer for entering the mosque, or does he not interrupt the recitation?
Answer:
Yes, that is right. He does not interrupt his recitation, and he does not greet him. When he finishes reciting, he shakes his hand and greets him. As long as he is reciting, he listens to him and does not interrupt his recitation. Yes.
The questioner, 'Abd al-Majid, says: Shaykh, what is best for the person who is next to a Qur'an reciter? Does he greet him and shake his hand after finishing his greeting prayer for entering the mosque, or does he not interrupt the recitation?
Answer:
Yes, that is right. He does not interrupt his recitation, and he does not greet him. When he finishes reciting, he shakes his hand and greets him. As long as he is reciting, he listens to him and does not interrupt his recitation. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/076 — archive.org (12:04)
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