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Answer: To recite Munājāt etc. so loudly that the voice causes
inconvenience to other Ṭawāf-performing or Ṣalāĥ-offering people
is Makrūĥ Taḥrīmī, impermissible and a sin. However, there is no
harm in reciting it in a low voice provided no one is inconvenienced
by it. There is a matter of concern for those whose mobile ringtones
cause great inconvenience to worshippers during Ṭawāf. They should
repent. Remember that these rulings apply not only to Masjid-ul-
Ḥarām but also to all other Masājid and places. Musical ringtone is
impermissible even if one is not in Masjid.
Questions and answers about Iḍṭibā’ and Raml
Question 1: If someone forgot to perform Raml during the first
round of the Ṭawāf performed before Sa’ī, what should he do
Answer: Performing Raml is Sunnaĥ during the first three rounds
only. It is Makrūĥ to perform it during every round. Therefore, if
someone forgets to perform Raml during the first round, he should
perform it during the second and third rounds. If Raml is missed
during the first two rounds, it should be done during the third round.
If it is not performed during the first three rounds, it can no longer
be performed during the rest four rounds.
Question 2: If Iḍṭibā’ and Raml are not performed during the Ṭawāf
in which these are to be performed, what will be the expiation
Answer: Though there is no expiation for missing Iḍṭibā’ and Raml,
it is deprivation from a great Sunnaĥ.
Question 3: How is it to perform Raml during all the seven rounds
Answer: It is Makrūĥ Tanzīĥī. However, there is no expiation for it.
(Rad-dul-Muḥtār, vol. 3, pp. 583)