You should say the same as you say when prostrate in prayer.
Read moreYou can read any of them first!
Read moreThis is not bidah, if she does it for no specific reason. If she did it because she firmly believed that it must be done every time she reads the Quran, this could be an innovation. But if she does it because she wants to be in the best of shape when reciting the Quran, […]
Read moreYou can read all parts of the Quran when you’re on your menses, provided you do not read from the actual book, rather from digital media.
Read moreWa alaikum assalam, There is no need to prostrate again in this case as you are reading the translation.
Read moreWa alaikum salaam. No.
Read moreIt is not to be studied as he was not a scholar in Islamic sciences. Besides, his Aqeedah was not in accordance of Ahlu Sunnah wal Jama’ah.
Read moreIt is permissible to recite it after maghrib of Thursday until the maghrib of Friday And Allah knows best
Read moreIt is an issue of dispute among scholars. The most authentic opinion is that it is possible for the Sunnah to abrogate the Quran. It is noteworthy to say that specifying a general statement is considered to be a form of abrogation. For example, when Allah tells us that it is forbidden for us to […]
Read moreAs you are listening to it throughout the day, this is permissible. And Allah knows best
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