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Queries Regarding Salah For Women
1. I recite complete Salah in low tone(only I can hear). Do I need to recite anything to loudly or silently.
2. I found some changes in the Pronounciation I learned and reading. It may not be perfect. Eg, at end of Al Fatiah I will just wa-lazzaleen in small.
Does is invalidate my Salah?
3. Also some changes in physical act. Like I just put my palm while sajda. Or sit in my feet. These changes. Does it invalidate my Salah??
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Queries Regarding Salah For Women
updated 3 years, 2 months ago
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1) Low tone is fine in both obligatory and nafil Prayers. However, when you’re offering tahajjud salah, It is recommended to recite Quran in a moderate voice, neither too loud nor too silent, somewhere between sirri salah qirat and jehri salah qirat. (This is under assumption that one is praying alone and not in congregation).
2) No, it doesn’t invalidate your Salah.
For comments of Ghamidi Sahab on reciting Quran with Tajweed, please see:
( Discussion 66854 • Reply 66950)
3) We should try our best to stay focused and pray with utmost respect for the Al-Mighty. These are matters of etiquettes of Salah and one whould try their best to observe them in every possible way. But if someone fails to follow them properly, this will not invalidate their Salah.
For details, please see:
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