Is recitation superior to dhikr at all times?
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Question:
Q: What takes precedence over the Qur'an in its proper time?
Answer:
What contradicts [the ruling]. Everything is best when done in its proper time. If you were to recite the Qur'an during the bowing, you are prohibited from doing so, and likewise during the prostration, and likewise between the two prostrations.
The Qur'an is in its place, and the dhikr is in its place. Everything is best in its place, but what contradicts it being the best speech is that it implies it is to be recited
in the prostration or in the bowing, or in places that are not places for recitation. Every act of worship is in its place.
Q: The hadith: "The best of supplication is the supplication on the Day of 'Arafah"?
The Shaykh: This contains weakness. It supports this, but it contains weakness.
Q: What takes precedence over the Qur'an in its proper time?
Answer:
What contradicts [the ruling]. Everything is best when done in its proper time. If you were to recite the Qur'an during the bowing, you are prohibited from doing so, and likewise during the prostration, and likewise between the two prostrations.
The Qur'an is in its place, and the dhikr is in its place. Everything is best in its place, but what contradicts it being the best speech is that it implies it is to be recited
in the prostration or in the bowing, or in places that are not places for recitation. Every act of worship is in its place.
Q: The hadith: "The best of supplication is the supplication on the Day of 'Arafah"?
The Shaykh: This contains weakness. It supports this, but it contains weakness.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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