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Quran 8:35 (their prayer at the House was only whistling and clapping)

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Cited in 1 segment across 1 recording · 2025 · quran/quran:8:35

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18 Oct 2025MindTrap with Mufti Abu Layth Why are two of the daily prayers recited silently when 17:110 says not to be silent? The silent prayers come from the living tradition Malik described, handed down from the Companions' descendants; Mufti Abu Layth reads 17:110 as being about crying out to Allah, neither in despair nor in silence, rather than the five prayers, citing 8:35 where 'prayer' means whistling and clapping. Discussionguest speechBr Muhammad (MFG, MuhammadFromGod channel)Quran 17:110 (be neither loud nor silent in your prayer, but seek a way between)Quran 8:35 (their prayer at the House was only whistling and clapping)Imam Malik machine10 min 12 s2:31:09on YouTube