The timing of reciting "La ilaha illa Allah" one hundred times
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Question:
Shaykh, may Allah reward you. In the hadith of al-Shahid in al-Musnad, it states: "Whoever says in the morning, 'La ilaha illa Allah,' one hundred times, the King forgives him, and to Him belongs all praise, and every thing is decreed." This is restricted to validity.
Answer:
Who is it that, on any given day in the morning, or on any day you see, drinks at the beginning or at the end? The authentic one. Even at the end. And in the evening as well, Shaykh Sulayman. It is not permissible to persist in something outside its limit, outside its day. Unlike the tasbih, its prostration is morning and evening: "Subhan Allah bi hamdihi" (Glory be to Allah with His praise), one hundred times in the morning, and one hundred times in the evening.
Shaykh, may Allah reward you. In the hadith of al-Shahid in al-Musnad, it states: "Whoever says in the morning, 'La ilaha illa Allah,' one hundred times, the King forgives him, and to Him belongs all praise, and every thing is decreed." This is restricted to validity.
Answer:
Who is it that, on any given day in the morning, or on any day you see, drinks at the beginning or at the end? The authentic one. Even at the end. And in the evening as well, Shaykh Sulayman. It is not permissible to persist in something outside its limit, outside its day. Unlike the tasbih, its prostration is morning and evening: "Subhan Allah bi hamdihi" (Glory be to Allah with His praise), one hundred times in the morning, and one hundred times in the evening.
Source
فوائد من دروس الشيخ عبد العزيز بن باز رحمه الله، فائدة من كتاب زاد المعاد لابن القيم [ عام 1413هـ ] — islamhouse.com (19:28)
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