Is listening to the Quran, out of a desire for an open heart, psychological comfort, and happiness, without invoking the intention of otherworldly reward, considered working for worldly gain? And what should be done if the primary motivation remains the love and desire to listen to the Quran?
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Matters that are exclusively acts of worship do not necessitate an intention. Listening to the Quran out of love, seeking comfort, and desiring inner peace and psychological solace is a great act of worship for which one is rewarded.
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