The ruling on placing a board of the dhikr recited after prayer facing the qiblah
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Q154: The questioner says: I prayed in some mosques and found that they place the dhikr for after prayer, which is recited after the taslim, facing the qiblah of the praying people, as well as the hours on the calendars or the times of the prayers. What is the ruling on that?
A154: It is disliked to occupy people with writings on the walls of the mosque;
such that they look at them while they are praying; this is disliked in prayer, so it is better that no writings are ever placed in front of the praying people, whether dhikr or other than dhikr.
A154: It is disliked to occupy people with writings on the walls of the mosque;
such that they look at them while they are praying; this is disliked in prayer, so it is better that no writings are ever placed in front of the praying people, whether dhikr or other than dhikr.
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