In Egypt, when one of the Salafi brothers gets married, they gather in the mosque and one of them stands up to recite verses from Surat al-Rum, then some of them stand up to speak.
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The questioner : If you please, regarding the Salafi brothers in Egypt, when they hold a wedding for any brother, they come to the mosque, and then a brother recites whatever of the Qur'an is available and presents it. A brother stands up to present the brothers so they can talk about some religious matters or things like that. Does this action conform to the practice of the Companions or the Messenger, or is there evidence for it?
The Shaykh : Before the prayer?
The questioner : After the 'Asr prayer, for example, they stand up to give a lesson on the occasion of the brother's wedding. Any brother reads the Qur'an and specifically reads from Surat al-Rum.
The Shaykh : If they do it occasionally, there is no objection.
The questioner : There is no objection?
The Shaykh : If they do it occasionally, there is no objection, but if they commit to it and make it a habit, it becomes a religious innovation.
The questioner: Yes.
The Shaykh : Before the prayer?
The questioner : After the 'Asr prayer, for example, they stand up to give a lesson on the occasion of the brother's wedding. Any brother reads the Qur'an and specifically reads from Surat al-Rum.
The Shaykh : If they do it occasionally, there is no objection.
The questioner : There is no objection?
The Shaykh : If they do it occasionally, there is no objection, but if they commit to it and make it a habit, it becomes a religious innovation.
The questioner: Yes.
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