Fariq Naik – Is It Necessary to Move Lips while Doing Dhikr
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The speaker discusses the importance of moving one's lips when reciting "Art by the name of Jesus" or "Art by the name of Jesus" in a soft voice. They stress the need to engage in "treat by the name of Jesus" to draw one's attention to the memory of Jesus. The speaker also mentions the importance of reciting "Art by the name of Jesus" in a visual context.
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We will take the next question.
Is it necessary to move our lips while
we are doing dhikr?
Our beloved Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him
said that when a person he remembers Allah
subhanahu wa ta'ala as long as His
lips move.
So from this hadith of our beloved Prophet
Muhammad peace be upon him We know that
when we are remembering Allah subhanahu wa ta
'ala, we should move our lips We find
certain people when they are doing dhikr, when
they are remembering Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala,
for example SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah, Allahu Akbar and the
other dhikr, for example the morning adhikar, the
evening adhikar They do not move their lips
and when they are doing dhikr, they do
it in such a way So now in
this situation a person he is internally doing
his dhikr.
For example, he may Internally say subhanAllah without
even moving his lips The best that a
person can do is that he should verbally
do his dhikr at least in a soft
voice So that he can hear it for
himself.
For example He should do it in a
soft voice so that he can hear it
for himself at least without causing disturbance to
others But if he is in a place
For example in the masjid wherein he feels
that other people will get disturbed with his
voice So the bare minimum that he should
the bare minimum that he should do is
at least move his lips At least there
should be some movement of the lips.
For example I said subhanAllah three times and
I also said Alhamdulillah So at least little
movement of your lips should be done when
you are doing adhikar When you are remembering
Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala, whether it be
saying subhanAllah, whether it be saying Alhamdulillah Whether
it be saying Allahu Akbar, whether it be
the morning adhikar, the evening adhikar, whether it
be the adhikar in our Salah For example
saying subhanAllah in the ruku, for example saying
subhanAllah in our sujood, for example Reciting the
dua during the tashahud as well as the
recitation of the glorious Quran when we are
reciting Suratul Fatiha as well So we should
at least do this and if we can
recite it in a soft voice This is
even better and it is very important that
we should engage in dhikr We should engage
in the remembrance of Allah subhanahu wa ta
'ala The more we remember Allah subhanahu wa
ta'ala, the more it will draw us
closer towards Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala So
whenever we are doing dhikr We should see
to it that we at least move our
lips to a certain level when we are
doing our Adhikar or when we are doing
dhikr when we are remembering Allah subhanahu wa
ta'ala.
I hope that answers your question