Fariq Naik – Hadeeths that Suggest that Sujood At Tilaawah is not Compulsory
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The speaker discusses a hadith about the Prophet peace be upon Hadith number 1073, which refers to a person who did not perform a act and was rewarded for it. The hadith is also mentioned as a recitation of Surah two, which refers to a person who recites the word "hasith" to indicate that they are not permissioned to perform a act.
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There's another Hadith of our beloved Prophet Muhammad peace be
upon him that is mentioned Sahih Bukhari Hadith number 1073 That
Zadara the Allah one he reports that he decided to nudge him and
he did not perform so to the Killara nor did the Prophet peace
be upon him perform. So to the tilava from this hadith we
understand that sudo the Tilawat is a sunnah, if it was compulsory,
the Prophet peace be upon him would have told Zaid robiola one
to perform sudo the tilava and the Prophet peace be upon would have
performed sudo the tilava as well. And Amara, the Allah one, he was
reciting Surah two such that and as we know in order to such that
there is a prostration and O'Meara the Allahu Anhu he prostrated and
then later on, after a few days he decided to go to such that and he
did not prostate and he told the people that the one who wishes to
prostrate, may prostrate and if you prostate you will be rewarded,
but if a person does not prostrate, then there is no sin
upon him. Again this hadith is referring to subdue the Thilawa
from this hadith we understand that sujood A tilava is a sunnah
and it is not compulsory.