Is the prostration in the Noble Qur'an in a specific recitation only for the one who reads with that recitation?
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Question:
Is the prostration in the Noble Qur'an in the recitation of Hafs only for the one who reads with this recitation, and likewise regarding the recitation of Qalun, is it only for the one who reads with this recitation, or do we prostrate in all the places of prostration in the Noble Qur'an?
Answer:
This is what is required. If you come across a verse of prostration, you prostrate without looking at so-and-so's recitation or so-and-so's recitation. If you come across a verse in which there is a prostration, then you prostrate. The prostrations in the Qur'an are fixed: fourteen prostrations in the Qur'an are mentioned and made clear. Yes.
Is the prostration in the Noble Qur'an in the recitation of Hafs only for the one who reads with this recitation, and likewise regarding the recitation of Qalun, is it only for the one who reads with this recitation, or do we prostrate in all the places of prostration in the Noble Qur'an?
Answer:
This is what is required. If you come across a verse of prostration, you prostrate without looking at so-and-so's recitation or so-and-so's recitation. If you come across a verse in which there is a prostration, then you prostrate. The prostrations in the Qur'an are fixed: fourteen prostrations in the Qur'an are mentioned and made clear. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، هل السجدة في القرآن الكريم في رواية خاصة للذي يقرأ بهذه الرواية؟ #فتاوى الفوزان — youtube.com
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