How the recitation is in daytime prayers

Ubaydah says about the daytime prayers: Let yourself hear (your recitation).

The same is reported from Ubaydah through another chain.

Ubaydah and Ibn Sabit both said: The least amount of reciting the Qur'an is that you let your own ears hear it.

Alqamah says: I prayed a daytime prayer alongside Sayyiduna Abdullah (may Allah be pleased with him), and I did not know where he was reciting from. But when he said "My Lord, increase me in knowledge" [Taha: 114], I realised that he was reciting Surah Taha.

The same is reported through another chain.

Sa'id bin Jubayr says that Sayyiduna Ibn Umar (may Allah be pleased with him) saw a man reciting aloud in a daytime prayer. He called him and said: In the daytime prayers the recitation is not done aloud. Recite quietly.

Asim said: Ibn Sirin used to recite in his voluntary prayers loudly enough that we could hear his voice. But when he offered the obligatory prayer, the sound of his recitation would not reach us.

Ibn Awn said: When Muhammad (Ibn Sirin) offered voluntary prayers during the day, his voice could be heard by us.

Al-Hasan said: The prayer of the day is mute, and the prayer of the night should be audible to your ears.

Abd al-Karim said: A man praying beside Abu Ubaydah recited aloud, so he said to him: The prayer of the day is mute, and the prayer of the night should be audible to your ears.

Ibrahim said: If there is no fear of disturbing anyone, one may recite aloud in voluntary prayers during the day.

Alqamah said: Sayyiduna Abdullah (may Allah be pleased with him) was praying in the mosque, and I stood beside him. I could not tell that he was reciting, but when he said, "My Lord, increase me in knowledge," I realised that he was reciting Surah Taha.

Ibn Awn said: Umar bin Abd al-Aziz prayed and raised his voice in recitation, so Sa'id bin al-Musayyib sent him a message: "O man, are you one who puts people to trial (fitnah)?!"

Yahya bin Abi Kathir said: Some people informed the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) that there were people who recited aloud in the day prayer. He (peace and blessings be upon him) said: "Pelt them with dung."

Ibn Abi Layla said: When you recite, let your ears hear it, for the heart is the intermediary between the ear and the tongue.

Ata said: Hakim bin Iqal forbade reciting aloud in the day prayer, and said: In the night prayer one may recite aloud if one wishes.