Is it permissible to intend ihram with the heart only, without the tongue?
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Question:
He says that a person came wanting to perform 'Umrah, passed the miqat, performed ghusl, and entered ihram. He intended the ihram but forgot to say, "O Allah, here I am, at Your service." There is no harm in that.
Answer:
The talbiyah is a recommended practice (sunnah). The talbiyah is a recommended practice (sunnah). As long as he intended the ihram from the miqat, that is sufficient, even if he did not recite the talbiyah. The talbiyah is a recommended practice (sunnah).
He says that a person came wanting to perform 'Umrah, passed the miqat, performed ghusl, and entered ihram. He intended the ihram but forgot to say, "O Allah, here I am, at Your service." There is no harm in that.
Answer:
The talbiyah is a recommended practice (sunnah). The talbiyah is a recommended practice (sunnah). As long as he intended the ihram from the miqat, that is sufficient, even if he did not recite the talbiyah. The talbiyah is a recommended practice (sunnah).
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، هل تجوز نية الإحرام بالقلب فقط دون اللسان؟ للشيخ الفوزان — youtube.com
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