Dear brothers and sisters i have a question that am hoping to get answer to .is it permissible to make dua while in sujood by a language other than Arabic ?i have asked people but am getting mixed answers and it will be so helpful if someone could clear it up for me.jezakumullah
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No prayer will be offered only in the condition of the prayer. It is not permissible to pray for any other language except the rest of the Arabic language.
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No, it's not permitted.
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What? How can making Du’a in any other language than Arabic, is rejected? What about those who forgot completely Arabic like myself? How can you explain to me that when I made Du’a to God in Romanian to happen something, my Du’a is answered?
o.k. If you have forgot it I remind you. In sajdah you've to recite:
“Subhaana rabbiy al-a‘la”
And after salah you can make dua in any language.
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Do you mean sajood whilst in salaah or a sajood done voluntarily for dua? Salaah must be in arabic but a dua done in sajood (outside of salaah) can be made in any language.
Hope that makes sense.
Do you mean sajood whilst in salaah or a sajood done voluntarily for dua? Salaah must be in arabic but a dua done in sajood (outside of salaah) can be made in any language.
Hope that makes sense.
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Yes, it is permissible to make dua in any language.
No, it's not permitted.
o.k. If you have forgot it I remind you. In sajdah you've to recite:
“Subhaana rabbiy al-a‘la”
And after salah you can make dua in any language.
Ibn Taimiyyah (may Allah have mercy on him) said:
"Whoever speaks about the religion without knowledge is a liar, even if he did not intend to lie."
Majmu Al-Fatwa, vol. 10, p. 449
https://islamqa.info/en/answers/11588/ruling-on-making-duaa-in-english?_e_pi_=7,PAGE_ID10,3405074666
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