Sahih Muslim Hadith 1908 – Slow, Measured

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[1908] 275 (722) It was narrated that Abü Wâ'il said: "A man called NahIk bin Sinân came to 'Abdullâh and said: '0 Abü 'Abdur-Rahmân, how do you recite this letter, asAlif or as Yâ'? – Min ma 'in ghayri âsin or Min ma 'in ghayri y6sin?''1 'Abdullâh said: 'Have you memorized the entire Qur'ân apart from this?' He said: 'I recite Al-Mufassal,t21 in one Rak'ah.' 'Abdullâh said: 'This is " Referring to: "Of water the taste and smell of which are not changed." Muhammad 121 According to Ibn KathIr, the correct view is that the Mufassal section of the Qur'ân begins with Sürah Qâf until the end of the Qur'ân. like the hasty recitation of poetry. There are people who recite the Qur'ân and it does not go any deeper than their collarbones, but if it settles in the heart and takes root, it will be beneficial. The best of prayer is bowing and prostration, and I know the pairs of Sârahs that the Messenger of Allah used to recite in each Rak'ah.' Then 'Abdullâh stood up and 'Alqamah went in after him, then he came out and said: 'he has told me what they are." Ibn Numair said in his report: A man from Banü BajIlah came to 'Abdullâh, and he did not say: "NahIk bin Sinân."