The ruling on the individual raising his voice in recitation and the takbirs in the loud prayers
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He says: If a person is praying alone in the loud prayers, does he raise his voice in recitation? And does the raising of the voice include the takbirs or not?
Answer: Yes, he raises his voice in recitation. If he is praying a loud prayer, such as Fajr and the first two rak'ahs of Maghrib and 'Isha', he raises his voice in this sunnah. He raises his voice in recitation with a moderate volume that does not disturb those around him, if there are other worshippers around him or if there are other readers, his raising of the voice should not disturb them. As for the takbir, there is no need to raise the voice for it, because the takbir is raised in the case of the imam so that the ma'mums can hear it. But if he is praying alone, there is no need to raise the voice for it; he says the takbir without raising his voice. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Answer: Yes, he raises his voice in recitation. If he is praying a loud prayer, such as Fajr and the first two rak'ahs of Maghrib and 'Isha', he raises his voice in this sunnah. He raises his voice in recitation with a moderate volume that does not disturb those around him, if there are other worshippers around him or if there are other readers, his raising of the voice should not disturb them. As for the takbir, there is no need to raise the voice for it, because the takbir is raised in the case of the imam so that the ma'mums can hear it. But if he is praying alone, there is no need to raise the voice for it; he says the takbir without raising his voice. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
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binbaz.org.sa
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