The Ruling on Restricting Oneself to the Supplications of the Qur'an Only
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Question:
This questioner, Ahmad Abdullah, says: A person restricts himself to the supplications of the Qur'an and leaves out some of the supplications. Is that permissible for him?
Answer:
No, that is not prescribed. One should supplicate with whatever is made easy for him from the supplications of the Qur'an and other than the Qur'an. He should supplicate with whatever is made easy and whatever need arises, even if it is not from the supplications of the Qur'an. Allah, Glorified and Exalted is He, has prescribed for us supplication in all our needs. So if he supplicates, "O Allah, make it easy for me a righteous wife," or "O Allah, make it easy for me a righteous dwelling," all of that is good.
The presenter: May Allah reward you.
This questioner, Ahmad Abdullah, says: A person restricts himself to the supplications of the Qur'an and leaves out some of the supplications. Is that permissible for him?
Answer:
No, that is not prescribed. One should supplicate with whatever is made easy for him from the supplications of the Qur'an and other than the Qur'an. He should supplicate with whatever is made easy and whatever need arises, even if it is not from the supplications of the Qur'an. Allah, Glorified and Exalted is He, has prescribed for us supplication in all our needs. So if he supplicates, "O Allah, make it easy for me a righteous wife," or "O Allah, make it easy for me a righteous dwelling," all of that is good.
The presenter: May Allah reward you.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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