The ruling on saying (May Allah the Great be truthful) upon finishing the recitation of the Qur'an
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Question:
May Allah reward you. A Sudanese listener residing in Riyadh says: We sometimes hear some reciters saying the phrase "May Allah the Great be truthful," and sometimes we do not hear it. What is the correct practice in this regard?
Answer:
The correct practice is that "May Allah the Great be truthful" is not said after the end of the recitation; because this is something that did not come in the Sunnah, so it is an innovation, and it should be avoided. The one who does not say this phrase after the recitation is the one who is correct. Yes.
May Allah reward you. A Sudanese listener residing in Riyadh says: We sometimes hear some reciters saying the phrase "May Allah the Great be truthful," and sometimes we do not hear it. What is the correct practice in this regard?
Answer:
The correct practice is that "May Allah the Great be truthful" is not said after the end of the recitation; because this is something that did not come in the Sunnah, so it is an innovation, and it should be avoided. The one who does not say this phrase after the recitation is the one who is correct. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 5722- حكم قول (صدق الله العظيم) عند الانتهاء من تلاوة القرآن - الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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