Following the completion of Qur'anic recitations in the mosques
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Q: What is the ruling on following the completion of Qur'anic recitations in the mosques?
A: This has its reasons. If it is done in the hope that the supplication will be accepted, because Allah (Exalted and Majestic is He) has promised to answer, and some may be answered while others are not, then the one who moves from mosque to mosque, if his intention is good, may be included among those whose supplications are answered. He hopes that Allah will answer them and that he will be with them. There is no blame on him if it is with a good intention and a good purpose, hoping that Allah will benefit him through it and accept their supplication while he is with them.
A: This has its reasons. If it is done in the hope that the supplication will be accepted, because Allah (Exalted and Majestic is He) has promised to answer, and some may be answered while others are not, then the one who moves from mosque to mosque, if his intention is good, may be included among those whose supplications are answered. He hopes that Allah will answer them and that he will be with them. There is no blame on him if it is with a good intention and a good purpose, hoping that Allah will benefit him through it and accept their supplication while he is with them.
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