البدع العملية المرتبطة بالقرآن

The more people move away from the guidance of the righteous predecessors, the more many heresies and innovations will enter and spread among the people. This is either due to the ignorance that has become widespread in the nation, or because some heresies are dressed as Sharia law by the preachers of heresies, and they have created innovations in the religion of God, including those related to the Book. God is either in the aspect of worshiping Him, or in the aspect of reciting and performing it, or in the aspect of finding rest in Him, and so on.
The book that we have in our hands, the author deals with these innovations, collecting them, explaining their origin, and mentioning their evidence, as well as extending the response to them, mentioning what corresponds to them from what God has legislated, and it contains a wealth of what they invented.
The author began his book with an introduction, in which he defined heresy, where he mentioned several definitions taken from scholars, to come out of them with legal controls for heresy, then he defined the innovations, and explained the relationship between it and heresy.
Then the author began the chapters of the book, which consisted of six chapters, in the first of which he addressed the definition of practical innovations related to the Holy Qur’an, and stated that they are (every apparent action that occurs in worship of the Holy Qur’an, which is not supported by evidence that approves or approves of it), and then listed a set of controls for them. Which you control.
As for the second chapter, the author devoted it to explaining the practical innovations related to reading in acts of worship, and he mentioned among them the innovations of reading in obligatory or voluntary prayers, explaining their illegality.
In the third chapter of the book, the author talks about innovations in performing the Holy Qur’an, whether before or after the performance.
He also discussed some issues related to the reading innovations related to completing the Qur’an, whether in prayer or outside of it, such as specifying the completion of a specific supplication or a specific night, performing the prostrations of the Qur’an after completing the Qur’an, listing all the verses of supplication from the Qur’an after completing Surah Al-Nas, repeating Surat Al-Ikhlas three times, and connecting one end to another. , fasting on the day of the seal, and others.
He then began to mention practical innovations in ruqyah and amulets in the fourth chapter of the book. He began with ruqyah innovations, and mentioned among them: swallowing what is written in the Qur’an, writing verses on the patient’s body, singling out ruqyahs that have no legal basis, and using ruqyahs based on the Qur’an.
The fifth chapter of the book was written by the author to explain the practical innovations related to the Qur’an, whether they take place in mosques, gatherings, or forums. He mentioned, among these, decorating mosques with the Qur’an, specializing in the mihrab with certain verses, hanging the Qur’an in the qibla, opening gatherings with Surah Al-Fatihah, collecting readings in them, or hiring Reciters for it, or hanging Quranic verses on the walls in the councils, or opening and closing the council with a reading.
The author concluded the chapters of his book with the sixth and final chapter, in which he talked about innovations related to drawing and writing the Holy Qur’an, and assigning false characteristics to some of its verses and surahs. He dealt with Qur’anic innovations in drawing and writing the Qur’an, such as decorating the Qur’an with two coins, collecting the readings in writing in one Qur’an, and writing the closing supplication at the end of the Qur’an. In addition to Quranic hadiths in specifying some verses and surahs.
The book is fully indexed and works without the Internet, and it has the feature of saving pages and reading at night