They get together and each person reads one juz’; will this be considered as a khutmah (complete reading of the Qur’aan) for all of them?

There are people who sit together to read the Qur'aan quietly. Each
individual reads one juz' (part) of the Qur'aan, claiming that the
entire Qur'aan will have been read in this gathering. Is this
permissible or is it counted as being bid'ah (innovation)?
Praise be to Allaah.
In my opinion the action mentioned is not permissible, and I do not
recall anything of this kindbeing reported from the Salaf. A person
will only berewarded for what he himself reads or listens to in order
to benefit from it. But if another person reads and he does not
listen, the reward for that will go to the person who read it. These
people are not considered to have completed the whole Qur'aan; but if
each personhas read a juz' he will be rewarded for that. But they
should not do this; either one person should read and the others
listen, or each person should read by himself without making a
connection between his reading and that of the others.

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What is the ruling on hanging up aayaat for protection?

IS it proper to hang Quranic verses from the wall to
1. protect one from evil things
2. beautify the room with divine words
3. with the intention that it will gain me rewards
May allah rewad u.
Praise be to Allaah.
The ruling on placing the Mus-haf (copy of the Qur'aan) in cars to
ward off the evil eye and for protection from danger is a bid'ah. The
Sahaabah (may Allaah be pleased with them) never carried the Mus-haf
to ward off danger or the evil eye. If itis bid'ah, then we should
remember that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him)
said: "Every bid'ah is a going-astray and every going-astray will lead
to Hell." (Telephone conversation with Shaykh Muhammad ibn Saalih
al-'Uthaymeen) (al-Bida' wa'l-Muhdathaat wa maa laa aslun lahu, p.
259).
Shaykh 'Abd al-'Azeez ibn Baaz (may Allaah have mercy on him) was also
asked the following question: "Some people hang up aayaat of the
Qur'aan and ahaadeeth of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be
upon him) in the rooms oftheir homes or in restaurants or offices. In
some hospitals and doctors' offices they hang the aayah
(interpretation of the meaning): "And when I am ill, it is He Whocures
me" [al-Shu'ara' 26:80], and so on. Is this considered to be the use
of amulets which is forbidden in sharee'ah, knowing that the intention
behind it is to seek blessings and ward off the shayaateen, or to
remind the forgetful and warn the negligent? Is it like using amulets
to put the Mus-haf in one's car inorder to seek blessings?"
His Eminence replied as follows:
"If the intention is as described, to remind people and teach them
something beneficial, then there is no harm in that. But if they
believe that it is a protection against the shayaateen orjinn, then I
know of no basis for this. By the sametoken, there is no basis
forputting the Mus-haf in one's car to protect it, anddoing so is not
allowed, but if a person puts it in his car so that he can readit
sometimes or so that some of his passengers can read it, then this is
good and there is nothingwrong with it. And Allaah is the Source of
strength.
(Fatawa Islamiyyah, 4/29). (Shaykh Ibn Baaz may Allah have mercy on him) .

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