13/03/2024
*Common Questions and Answers in Ramadan*
Q1: Is it permissible to read from the Quran or a phone during Taraweeh prayers?⁉️
A: Yes, it is permissible. However, it is not permissible to recite from the Quran during obligatory prayers.
Q2: Is there a difference between Taraweeh prayers and night prayers?⁉️
A: Taraweeh prayers and night prayers are the same, but night prayers in Ramadan are called Taraweeh because they are performed collectively, and breaks are taken between the units.
Q3: Can I pray Taraweeh prayers separately after Isha due to work commitments?⁉️
A: Yes, it is permissible. Taraweeh prayers can be performed at any time between Isha and Fajr, either individually or collectively. It doesn't have to be immediately after Isha.
Q4: Is it permissible for a woman who has memorized the Quran to lead her husband and children in prayers, and where should she stand if allowed?⁉️
A: It is not valid for a woman to lead men in prayer, even if she has memorized the entire Quran. If she prays with them, the prayer is invalid. Men pray in the front, boys and males stand behind them, and women stand behind the boys.
Q5: Can I recite shorter chapters during Taraweeh prayers?⁉️
A: Yes, it is permissible.
Q: Is it permissible to pray again at night after Taraweeh and Witr prayers?⁉️
A: Yes, it is permissible.
Q: Is it permissible to recite the Quran without applying the rules of Tajweed?⁉️
A: Yes, it is permissible, but reciting with Tajweed is better and more rewarding. Care should be taken to avoid mistakes in pronunciation and articulation. However, one should not refrain from reading the Quran in Ramadan.
Q: Is it valid to complete the Quran by reading from a phone?⁉️
A: Yes, it is valid. Recitation is permissible from memory, a physical Quran, or a phone.
Q: Does reciting the Quran from a phone carry the same reward as reciting from a physical Quran?⁉️
A: With the permission of Allah, reciting the Quran earns the reward of reciting every letter with tenfold reward. The essence lies in recitation and contemplation. However, the physical Quran holds greater reverence in the heart, and those around you may be influenced by your actions.
Q: Does reciting the Quran with just the eyes earn the same reward as reciting with the tongue?⁉️
A: To earn the reward of recitation, it is necessary to move the tongue and lips. Simply looking at the Quran or reciting it in the heart does not count as recitation; it's merely a thought.
Q: Do I need to raise my voice during recitation to earn the reward?⁉️
A: It is not necessary to raise your voice; the requirement is to move your tongue and lips, even if your voice is low.
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