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Question May Allah reward you
with a great reward for your tajweed site. I have a question about
reading from different parts of the Qur'an in "one sitting";
is it necessary to repeat: "a'oothu billahi minasshaytaannir-rajeem
" when starting a new
part? I thought perhaps the 2 different parts could sound linked
otherwise... Answer Wa
iyaakum. It
is not necessary to repeat the isti’aathah when changing parts of the
Qur’an. Allah, the Exalted,
ordered us in aayah 98 of surah An-Nahl to say the isti’aathah, which is:
before
reciting the Qur’an, but there is no rule requiring a repeat of it when we
change sections. We do need to
make a complete stop and take a breath in between different parts of the
Qur’an; that is required. Changing sections is
most likely going to be done on a personal basis when reviewing our
memorization and not in a group setting.
The lone reciter is aware that the sections are separated. If there are listeners and the reciter feels they may not
understand that it is a new section, the reciter can consider the end of each
section a cut off in his/her recitation and say the isti’aathah before
starting the next. |