Is the talbiyah for 'Umrah and Hajj to be recited aloud?
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Eid Abbasi : Also, regarding reciting "Labbaik Allahumma 'umratan" or "Labbaik Allahumma hajjan" aloud, what is the ruling on...?
The Shaykh : It is like the ihram itself, meaning the wearing of the ihram garments; that is, it is obligatory to recite the talbiyah and to raise one's voice in it to the extent a person is able. If he does not do so, his Hajj is valid, but to the extent he falls short, he is deficient. If he raises his voice in the tahlil until his voice becomes hoarse, he has fully performed his obligation, and the people are between those who are deficient and those who are complete.
Yes.
The Shaykh : It is like the ihram itself, meaning the wearing of the ihram garments; that is, it is obligatory to recite the talbiyah and to raise one's voice in it to the extent a person is able. If he does not do so, his Hajj is valid, but to the extent he falls short, he is deficient. If he raises his voice in the tahlil until his voice becomes hoarse, he has fully performed his obligation, and the people are between those who are deficient and those who are complete.
Yes.
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