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We have an email from Sister Zara from Lester who says that she listens to the

Quran as much as she can while driving in her house. that she

listens to the Quran as much as she can while driving in her house

but she came across a verse in the Quran

which says that when the Quran is recited one must stop everything and listen attentively.

So she is asking whether it is permissible to have the Quran playing in the background when she's

driving or when she's doing housework she might not be actively listening.

Is she sinful for this or not?

I mean k kabenika I'll are a rejalan

no he I'm

fas alu

a al al al-Dikir in

kun to moh The response to this question the verse that our sister Zara from Leicester, by the way, when I used to go to England

frequently in the beginning I would say Leicester because that's how it's spelled and I made a big embarrassment of myself when I visited the city and I mispronounce the name

because it's spelled Leicester but it is pronounced Leicester. So in from the city of

Leicester she emails and she asks about this verse in the Quran.

The verse that she is referencing is Sultil al-A-R-R-R-F, verse 204.

Sultil-A-Rra-Vus.

Allah-O-O-O-O-N-Srita-Kor-Koranao,

a koranao, fasstemi ru al-a-kum to haemone.

When the Quran is recited, then pay attention to it and be quiet

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