Is it permissible to ask Allah for help and seek refuge in Him at verses of promise and warning?
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Question:
When passing over a verse of Paradise, or a warning, or a mention of the Fire during recitation, do we ask Allah for pardon and forgiveness, and ask Him for Paradise, then seek refuge in Allah, and continue reciting?
Answer:
There is no harm, there is no harm. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), when he recited in his late-night prayer, would stop at every verse containing mercy and ask, or at a verse of warning and seek refuge, or at a verse of glorification and glorify Allah and praise Him. So there is no harm in the one who records the Qur'an, if he records something containing a mention of Paradise, asking Allah for Paradise, or if he mentions something containing a mention of the Fire, seeking refuge in Allah from the Fire, or if there is something containing a mention of the names of Allah and His attributes, saying: Subhanahu wa bihamdih (Glorified is He and praised) and the like. Yes...
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
When passing over a verse of Paradise, or a warning, or a mention of the Fire during recitation, do we ask Allah for pardon and forgiveness, and ask Him for Paradise, then seek refuge in Allah, and continue reciting?
Answer:
There is no harm, there is no harm. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), when he recited in his late-night prayer, would stop at every verse containing mercy and ask, or at a verse of warning and seek refuge, or at a verse of glorification and glorify Allah and praise Him. So there is no harm in the one who records the Qur'an, if he records something containing a mention of Paradise, asking Allah for Paradise, or if he mentions something containing a mention of the Fire, seeking refuge in Allah from the Fire, or if there is something containing a mention of the names of Allah and His attributes, saying: Subhanahu wa bihamdih (Glorified is He and praised) and the like. Yes...
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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