The Wisdom behind Reciting Aloud in Some of the Prayers and Not in Others

Question :

Why was recitation aloud prescribed in Maghrib, 'Isha' and Fajr prayers, and not the other obligatory prayers, and what is the evidence for this?

Answer:

Allah, the Most Glorified knows best the wisdom behind the legislation of reciting aloud in these prayers, but the most likely answer - and Allah knows best - is that the wisdom behind it is that at night and in the Fajr prayer the people benefit most from recitation aloud, and they are less likely to be distracted by their affairs than they would be at Zuhr and 'Asr times.

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