The ruling on prostration of recitation during the times of prohibition
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Question:
If I am reciting the Qur'an after the Fajr prayer, and I reach a place of prostration, should I prostrate even though it is a time of prohibition, or not?
Answer:
Yes, prostration of recitation has no time of prohibition; it is not a prayer. If you recite after 'Asr or after Fajr, prostrate; because it is humility before Allah, submission, and brokenness, not a prayer. This is the correct view. So if a person recites a prostration verse from the verses of prostration, he prostrates after 'Asr or after Fajr. Also, it is one of the acts with causes. If it were a prayer, it would be one of the acts with causes; its cause is that you recited the verse containing the prostration, so you prostrate. This is the Sunnah. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
If I am reciting the Qur'an after the Fajr prayer, and I reach a place of prostration, should I prostrate even though it is a time of prohibition, or not?
Answer:
Yes, prostration of recitation has no time of prohibition; it is not a prayer. If you recite after 'Asr or after Fajr, prostrate; because it is humility before Allah, submission, and brokenness, not a prayer. This is the correct view. So if a person recites a prostration verse from the verses of prostration, he prostrates after 'Asr or after Fajr. Also, it is one of the acts with causes. If it were a prayer, it would be one of the acts with causes; its cause is that you recited the verse containing the prostration, so you prostrate. This is the Sunnah. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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