Takbir, Tahmid, and Tahlil: Are They to Be Said Aloud or Quietly?
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The Shaykh : Rather, you should say them aloud and raise your voice, unless your row is one and it would disturb them, in which case there is no harm, or if, for example, there are people in front of you who are relieving themselves and it would disturb them. Yes, it happens sometimes; for example, I speak for myself: if there are people relieving themselves in the second row in front of me, I do not raise my voice, because I know that if I raise my voice in this situation, I will disturb them. But if no one is relieving themselves, or if those who are relieving themselves are far away, then say them aloud and raise your voice.
The Shaykh : Rather, you should say them aloud and raise your voice, unless your row is one and it would disturb them, in which case there is no harm, or if, for example, there are people in front of you who are relieving themselves and it would disturb them. Yes, it happens sometimes; for example, I speak for myself: if there are people relieving themselves in the second row in front of me, I do not raise my voice, because I know that if I raise my voice in this situation, I will disturb them. But if no one is relieving themselves, or if those who are relieving themselves are far away, then say them aloud and raise your voice.