The imam prayed Maghrib and forgot to recite aloud in the second rak'ah, and the ma'mumun reminded him, but he did not notice

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Fatwa number ( 16468 )
Q1: The imam prayed Maghrib and forgot to recite aloud in the second rak'ah, and the ma'mumun reminded him, but he did not notice , so is it permissible to pray the prayer of loud recitation silently?
A1: Reciting aloud in the first two rak'ahs of Maghrib is a recommended practice (sunnah), and if one forgets to recite aloud, he owes nothing and his prayer is valid.

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