What is the reason for the Qur’an reciter’s trembling, and is it permissible for a woman to recite aloud in Fajr, Maghrib, and Isha prayers like a man, whether alone or in a congregation of women, and is it permissible to love an Imam and supplicate for marriage to him, and what is the ruling on the father and brothers not praying in the mosque despite its proximity?
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The shaking of the body during Quran recitation could be out of awe of God, or due to demonic possession. As for the ruling on a woman raising her voice in recitation during prayer, it has been previously explained. It is permissible for a woman to supplicate that God makes a specific man her destiny, while avoiding prohibited means. Instead, she should ask her guardian or someone else to inform the man of her desire. If he agrees, then that is good; otherwise, goodness lies in what God has chosen. The negligence of a father and brothers in prayer is painful, and they should be advised gently and kindly.
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