The ruling on going to a distant mosque for the sake of khushu'
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The questioner:
If one goes to a mosque far from his home for the sake of attaining khushu', meaning with
The Shaykh:
no harm in it. He should look at what is best for his heart: the faith that is best for his heart, or the large congregation, or the distance. There is no harm in any of it.
The presenter:
Is that correct or not?
The Shaykh:
And it is legislated by the Sunnah.
If one goes to a mosque far from his home for the sake of attaining khushu', meaning with
The Shaykh:
no harm in it. He should look at what is best for his heart: the faith that is best for his heart, or the large congregation, or the distance. There is no harm in any of it.
The presenter:
Is that correct or not?
The Shaykh:
And it is legislated by the Sunnah.
Source
التعليق على رياض الصالحين، باب استحباب قيام رمضان وهو التراويح : الحديث : [ 1190 - 1193 ] — islamhouse.com (5:28)
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