Is the daily practice of "Qurbat" (acts of drawing closer to God) through reading the Holy Quran—where each person commits to reading a specific amount and sends a picture of "Alhamdulillah" (Praise be to God) upon completion—considered an innovation (bid'ah) or a form of showing off (riyaa')?
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If the purpose of the groups is to advise on regular Quranic recitation and to encourage group members to persevere, then there is no harm in it; rather, it is a form of cooperation in righteousness and piety. However, if the purpose is a collective ختم (completion of recitation), this was not part of the guidance of the righteous predecessors.
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