What is the ruling on seeking refuge from the accursed Shaytan when reciting al-Fatihah in every rak'ah of the prayer?
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The questioner: My master, if a person seeks refuge from Shaytan every time he recites al-Fatihah in the prayer?
The Shaykh : Okay.
The questioner : May Allah reward you with good.
Another questioner: Where is 'Abd al-Rahman? O Abu Saleh, the books.
The Shaykh: Hold on, yes, hold on, the sweets.
The questioner: Whose books are these?
Another questioner: They are books... .
The questioner: ... inside, O our Shaykh.
Another questioner: And look at those... I have some errands for you in the car before we leave.
Another questioner: But Shaykh, the book is yours, the notebook is yours.
The questioner: The questions?
Another questioner: Al-Husayn.
The questioner: I don't know, look for it, before we move.
The Shaykh : Okay.
The questioner : May Allah reward you with good.
Another questioner: Where is 'Abd al-Rahman? O Abu Saleh, the books.
The Shaykh: Hold on, yes, hold on, the sweets.
The questioner: Whose books are these?
Another questioner: They are books... .
The questioner: ... inside, O our Shaykh.
Another questioner: And look at those... I have some errands for you in the car before we leave.
Another questioner: But Shaykh, the book is yours, the notebook is yours.
The questioner: The questions?
Another questioner: Al-Husayn.
The questioner: I don't know, look for it, before we move.
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