The ruling on raising the voice in takbir and supplication behind the imam
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Question:
This Abu Abd al-Karim says: Some of the worshippers, O Shaykh, behind the imam, they raise their voices. One is saying takbir, and you hear what the other is reciting, and you hear his voice during prostration, the voice of the supplication. Is there any guidance on this, and is this permissible?
Answer:
All of this is not permissible. A person must not raise his voice in recitation, takbir, or supplication, as it disturbs the imam and disturbs the ma'mum (those praying behind him). A person should keep his voice low, only as much as he can hear himself, and not disturb the others. Yes.
This Abu Abd al-Karim says: Some of the worshippers, O Shaykh, behind the imam, they raise their voices. One is saying takbir, and you hear what the other is reciting, and you hear his voice during prostration, the voice of the supplication. Is there any guidance on this, and is this permissible?
Answer:
All of this is not permissible. A person must not raise his voice in recitation, takbir, or supplication, as it disturbs the imam and disturbs the ma'mum (those praying behind him). A person should keep his voice low, only as much as he can hear himself, and not disturb the others. Yes.
Source
قناة «إذاعة القرآن الكريم»، نور على الدرب مع فضيلة الشيخ صالح الفوزان ح7279 — youtube.com (8:12)
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