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KHĀLID AL-MUHANNĀ Khālid ibn Sulaymān Al-Muhannā (born 1976) is a Saudi Qur'an reciter, academic, and Imam of the Prophet's Mosque (Al-Masjid an-Nabawi). He first led the Ramadan prayers there in 1436 AH (2015) and was officially appointed as an Imam of the Prophet's Mosque on 14 Ṣafar 1441 AH (13 October 2019). Born in Al-Ahsa, Saudi Arabia, he later moved to Riyadh, where he completed his education. He graduated from the College of Usūlud-Dīn at Imām Muḥammad ibn Su'ūd Islamic University, earned his master's degree with distinction through a critical study of Al-Kamil by Ibn 'Adiyy, and completed his PhD with a dissertation on Problematic Narrations Concerning the Rites of Hajj. He served as a teaching assistant before becoming an Assistant Professor at the same university. Full Qur'ān recitation ⬇️ https://t.me/thesalafiqari/1966

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⚠️ IMPORTANT REMINDER REGARDING THIS EMOJI: (🙏) ​Many use this emoji 🙏 to say "please," "thank you," or "sorry," unaware of its true origins. The Reality of This Symbol: This emoji represents a devotional gesture and a religious greeting rooted in Hinduism and Buddhism. In Hinduism: It represents the Anjali Mudra (the hand position for the Namaste greeting). In their belief, it signifies "honoring the divine spirit in another person" or "submitting to the divine." It is actively used in acts of worship before idols and shrines. In Buddhism: It is known as Gassho in Japan, used to express religious reverence, mindfulness, and prayer before statues or meals. The Islamic Ruling: Although a Muslim may not associate this emoji with its Hindu or Buddhist meanings, it is impermissible to use under any circumstances. ​Our religion strictly forbids Tashabbuh (imitating the distinctive symbols and religious rites of non-Muslims). This prohibition becomes even stronger once one knows its origins as a symbol of man-made, polytheistic religions. ✅ The Islamic Alternative: When expressing supplication, asking for something, or showing gratitude, use the open palms emoji ( 🤲 ), which aligns perfectly with the Sunnah of making Du'a, or simply type "JazākAllāhu Khayran." ​Feel free to share and remind others. بارك الله فيكم 🖊 Ibn Hussein https://t.me/abdullprod https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb7DEAN3wtb1ZgbMFo1k

On the Proper Method of Reciting the Qur'an I heard our Shaykh, Yaḥyā al-Ḥajūrī (may Allah preserve him), say: "For young children, beginning their Qur'an recitation from Sūratul-Baqarah can be difficult. There is no harm, however, in starting from Sūratun-Nās. But completing the Qur'an by reading from An-Nās back to Al-Baqarah is what the Salaf referred to as tankīs (reversing the order of recitation), and they regarded it as disliked (makrūh)." — Written by Qutaybah al-Qiblī From a Q&A session before the lesson, on the night of 12 Muḥarram 1448 AH https://t.me/QutibaAlqbly1447