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when Zurara asked him whether paying attention and listening was obligatory upon one who hears the Qur'an being recited, replied, 'Yes, if the Qur'an is recited in your presence, it is obligatory for you to listen and pay attention.'

Imam Ja'far ibn Muhammad al-Sadiq [as]

Bihar al-Anwar, v. 92, p. 222, no. 7

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Subject:	Making up for mistakes in sala
Question:	Dear Sir/Ma'am, I learnt my salat when I was a child, although I was not much of a practicing muslim. now however I am more invested in my religion and have all of a sudden come to realize that all this time (probably a few years) that whenever I prayed, I said the 'attahiyat' incorrectly (missed out a complete sentence). I understand that this is a matter of great embarrassment and shame. I would like to know that whether or not I have to make up for all these years worth of prayers that I said incorrectly?
Answer:	Our Sheikh will respond to this question in the coming days Insha'Allah, check again soon

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