Whether Reading The Qur’ān From A Mobile Phone Takes The Ruling of Reading From The Muṣḥaf | Shaykh Ṣālih al-Fawzān

The Questioner: Good, O Shaykh as follow up to that question, Reading [Qur’ān] from a mobile phone, does this require ablution (wuḍū)?

Shaykh Ṣālih al-Fawzān: “It does not require ablution (wuḍū) because it is not a physical Qur’ān (Muṣḥaf) and thus it does not take the rulings of the physical Qur’ān (Muṣḥaf). So it is similar to reciting from memory. It is lawful for the one who has experienced the lesser form of ritual impurity. As for the one who has experienced the greater ritual impurity, then he should not read the Qur’ān. Not from the physical Qur’ān (Muṣḥaf), nor from the mobile phone nor from memory until an individual has purified himself.”

Translated By: Abu-Layth Qāsim Mutiva

Originally published on Jun 22, 2016 by Masjid Al-Wahyain MN

Al-Albānī: If Someone Forgot to Say “Bismillāh” for Wuḍū

SHAYKH MUḤAMMAD NĀṢIR AL-DĪN AL-ALBĀNĪ

Questioner: If someone forgot to say “bismillāh” at the start of his wuḍū [ablution], what is binding upon him?

Shaikh Al-Albānī: Nothing. [Allāh says:]

O our Lord, do not hold it against us if we [leave an obligation or do something prohibited because we] forgot, or [if] we do something the wrong way [because we were ignorant about the correct Islāmic way to do it].¹

¹Extract from Al-Baqarah 286, English meaning based on Tafsīr Ibn Kathīr

Silsilah Al-Hudá wa-l-Nūr, 051.

 Source: alalbany.net/play.php?catsmktba=10070

Translator: Mikail ibn Mahboob Ariff حفظه الله

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