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FatwaPerakEthics, Remembrance & Supplication

Bilakah disunatkan bagi umat Islam untuk melaungkan takbir hari raya?

When is it recommended for Muslims to recite the Eid takbir?

Short answer

The Eid takbir is recommended from sunset on the night of the first of Syawal, after the Maghrib prayer is completed.

PerakOpinion (irsyad)

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Authority
Perak State Mufti Department
Status
Opinion (irsyad)
Series
Soal Jawab
Topic
Ethics, Remembrance & Supplication

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Summary

The Eid takbir is recommended from sunset on the night of the first of Syawal, after the Maghrib prayer is completed. Based on Imam al-Syafie's view in al-Umm, it is recited individually or in congregation in any situation until the imam comes out for the Eid prayer. Known as the absolute or unrestricted takbir (takbir mutlak or mursal), it may be performed in the mosque, at home or while travelling, up to before the Eid al-Fitr prayer is performed.

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Disunatkan ke atas umat Islam untuk melaungkan takbir hari raya selepas terbenamnya matahari iaitu pada malam satu Syawal selepas selesai dari menunaikan solat Maghrib.

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Perak State Mufti Department. “Bilakah disunatkan bagi umat Islam untuk melaungkan takbir hari raya?”, date not stated. https://mufti.perak.gov.my/component/content/article/soal-jawab?catid=2#account-12. Found via Rujuk Fatwa: https://rujukfatwa.com/en/fatwa/when-recommended-recite-eid-takbir/

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  • al-Umm (al-Syafi'i)