The Ruling on the Hadith: (Do not let your reciter take precedence over your worshipper)
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Question:
"Do not let your reciter take precedence over your worshipper" is this the fourth statement you are asking about?
Answer:
I do not know that it is a hadith, I do not know... But it is better that the reciter does not raise his voice in a way that harms the worshippers; he should recite in a manner that does not harm the worshippers. For the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) came upon a group in the mosque who were raising their voices in recitation, and he said:Muwatta Malik 3:30 Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
"Do not let your reciter take precedence over your worshipper" is this the fourth statement you are asking about?
Answer:
I do not know that it is a hadith, I do not know... But it is better that the reciter does not raise his voice in a way that harms the worshippers; he should recite in a manner that does not harm the worshippers. For the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) came upon a group in the mosque who were raising their voices in recitation, and he said:
do not say the Qur'an out loud so that others hear it
لا يجهر بعضكم على بعض، كلكم مناج اللهThe presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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