the Quran

[AnonymousPoster]

my freind told me the other day that when you get up to a certain ayah in the Quran you have to prostrate and others if any heard you say the verse they have to aswell? can anyone give me details on this as well please. thank u, very much appreciated.

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Verses in the Qur’aan where we should perform Sujood al-Tilaawah
http://www.islam-qa.com/index.php?re...ration%20verse


Should he do the prostration of recitation if he hears a recording of a verse in which a prostration is required?
http://www.islam-qa.com/index.php?re...ration%20verse

[glo]

Why was this thread started twice, just with different titles? :?

[DigitalStorm82]

They are 2 different questions glo.

This one is asking when you have to prostrate during the recitation of the Quran. There are 14 verses where you have to prostrate... once you've read them or heard them.

The other question was regarding whether its ok or if it is better to make duah (supplication) to Allah in the state of prostration.

Of course the answer is yes, its better to ask when in prostration because your at your most humble position and closest to Allah.

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[glo]

They are 2 different questions glo.

This one is asking when you have to prostrate during the recitation of the Quran. There are 14 verses where you have to prostrate... once you've read them or heard them.

The other question was regarding whether its ok or if it is better to make duah (supplication) to Allah in the state of prostration.

Of course the answer is yes, its better to ask when in prostration because your at your most humble position and closest to Allah.

Ah ... that'll be why there are two threads then ...:rollseyes

Another senior moment ... thanks for the explanation, DigitalStorm! :D