I asked you, O Shaykh, about the issue of saying the imam’s and the individual’s words, “Our Lord, to You belongs all praise,” in a low voice or aloud. Did I understand from the answer that we should say it aloud?
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The questioner : ... for the adhan ... I asked you, O Shaykh, about the issue of saying the imam’s and the individual’s words, , in a low voice or aloud. Did I understand from the answer that we should say it aloud?
The Shaykh : This is the apparent meaning of Abu Hurayrah’s description that the Messenger (peace be upon him), when he prayed with the people and raised his head from the bowing, would say:Muwatta Malik 3:17. So we did not find in the hadiths a distinction between the first and the second, such that the first is said aloud and the second in a low voice.
Yes.
Our Lord, to You belongs all praise
ربَّنا ولك الحمدThe Shaykh : This is the apparent meaning of Abu Hurayrah’s description that the Messenger (peace be upon him), when he prayed with the people and raised his head from the bowing, would say:
Allah hears whoever praises him, our Lord and praise belongs to You.
سمع الله لمن حمده ، ربَّنا ولك الحمدYes.
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