Are you an Alim of Qira'aat? Is this your scholarly advice?

@TheSmallSlave OfHisLord you don't have to be an aalim to give advice as many of the companions of Prophet aalaihis salaam weren't qurras, ulamas and fuqahaas. But alhamdulillaah I studied in Egypt hafs, and warsh, still studying the science of the Quran as its never ending. Alhamdulillaah i Sat with many qurrah. I was also invited to shaikh Ma'sarawees House two times, Alhamdulillaah. Teaching Quran for the last 14 years. I mentioned my early comment becuz I know many people are not familiar with different riwayahs, and for Awaamunas best to recite what they know. If the shaikh was reading this riyawah infront of house full of students then it's comepelty fine . Allaah knows best.

Shaikh ahmed kahafagy is also a good friend of mine. He wouldn’t mind my advice in shaa Allaah.

@@justislam5556 jazaakallaah khayr for your concern. But as we've learnt from our Ma'Shaayikh the imam who leads, so long as he can explain what he's done to those who would have questions after the Salaah [implying a deep knowledge of the Qira'aat/Taarekhul'Quraan/Tafseerul'Quraan etc] we should recite in the canonical recessions so that we don't loose them due to a fear of people being unfamiliar with the Qira'aat. Wallaahu'a'lam.

@TheSmallSlave OfHisLord khair in shaa Allaah. That was my humble opinion. الله أعلم