Question

Is this suitable to quote?

إذا تثاءب أحدكم وهو يقرأ القرآن فليسكت، ولا يقل هاها وهو يقرأ

 

Answer

Imam Abu ‘Ubayd al Qasim ibn Sallam (rahimahullah) has recorded this narration as the statement of the Tabi’i; ‘Ikrimah mawla ibn ‘Abbas. The narration is suitable to quote.

‘Ikrimah (rahimahullah) said: “If one of you yawns while reciting Quran then he should remain silent [i.e., stop reciting] and not say “Ha” [i.e., The sound that emanates when yawning]

(Fadailul Quran: 130)

See a similar narration here of another Tabi’i, Mujahid (rahimahullah).

 

And Allah Ta’ala Knows best.

Answered by: Mawlana Suhail Motala

Approved by: Mawlana Muhammad Abasoomar

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التخريج من المصادر العربية

فضائل القرآن للقاسم بن سلام
(١٣٠) – قال أبو عبيد: وثنا يزيد، عن جرير بن حازم، عن يعلى بن حكيم، عن عكرمة، قال: «إذا تثاءب أحدكم وهو يقرأ القرآن فليسكت، ولا يقل هاها وهو يقرأ».


Moulana Suhail Motala


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