Ruling on a woman raising her voice in the supplication of Witr
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Question:
I am presenting my practice to you and hope you will guide me: I pray 'Isha', then I pray two rak'ahs after it, then I pray two rak'ahs with a single taslim, then I pray one rak'ah and raise my hands and supplicate with a slightly loud voice. Is what I am doing valid?
Answer:
Yes, it is all valid, praise be to Allah. However, regarding the voice, as mentioned earlier, if you, O questioner, have no non-mahram men present, meaning no foreign men, then there is no harm. Raise your voice to the extent that your heart feels at ease and you gain energy, movement of the heart, and humility. But if there are non-mahram men present, lowering the voice is more preferable and better. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
I am presenting my practice to you and hope you will guide me: I pray 'Isha', then I pray two rak'ahs after it, then I pray two rak'ahs with a single taslim, then I pray one rak'ah and raise my hands and supplicate with a slightly loud voice. Is what I am doing valid?
Answer:
Yes, it is all valid, praise be to Allah. However, regarding the voice, as mentioned earlier, if you, O questioner, have no non-mahram men present, meaning no foreign men, then there is no harm. Raise your voice to the extent that your heart feels at ease and you gain energy, movement of the heart, and humility. But if there are non-mahram men present, lowering the voice is more preferable and better. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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