Is the statement of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him): “Would that one of you go out to the mosque” restricted to the mosque, or is it general for everyone who recites in the mosque and elsewhere?
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The questioner : The hadith Sahih Muslim 803 grants this virtue. Should we say, O Shaykh, that if a person recites without going to the mosque, he receives this virtue?
The Shaykh : This is possible: that it is restricted, that it is a restricted condition, meaning that this reward is not for anyone except one who learns in the mosque. It is also possible that it is said based on the most common practice, because the Companions used to learn the Qur'an in the mosque. Yes, O 'Abd al-Wahhab.
Does not one of you go out in the morning to the mosque and teach or recite two verses from the Book of Allah
أفلا يغدو أحدكم إلى المسجد فيعلم أو يقرأ آيتين من كتاب اللهThe Shaykh : This is possible: that it is restricted, that it is a restricted condition, meaning that this reward is not for anyone except one who learns in the mosque. It is also possible that it is said based on the most common practice, because the Companions used to learn the Qur'an in the mosque. Yes, O 'Abd al-Wahhab.