Principle 2: The source states plainly: “Do not touch the Qurʾān without wuḍūʾ.” Principle 1 recommended preparing for recitation in a state of wuḍūʾ; this second instruction specifically concerns physical contact with the muṣḥaf. Keep those distinct.
In practice, make wuḍūʾ before handling the physical Qurʾānic text. This short statement does not discuss digital devices, every form of oral recitation, or all related juristic subcases. Do not attribute additional qualifications or extensions to the author without further evidence.
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Principle 2: do not touch the muṣḥaf without wuḍūʾ
Etiquettes of Qurʾān Recitation — Sixteen Principles
Principle 2: The source states plainly: “Do not touch the Qurʾān without wuḍūʾ.” Principle 1 recommended preparing for recitation in a state of wuḍūʾ; this second instruction specifically concerns physical contact with the muṣḥaf. Keep those distinct.
In practice, make wuḍūʾ before handling the physical Qurʾānic text. This short statement does not discuss digital devices, every form of oral recitation, or all related juristic subcases. Do not attribute additional qualifications or extensions to the author without further evidence.