An imam made a mistake and three people reminded him by saying Subhan Allah; does he return to their statement or not?

The questioner : A man, an imam, made a mistake. An imam made a mistake and they reminded him by saying Subhan Allah. Three? The one behind you, the one behind you, you didn’t attend, yes, you. And an imam made a mistake and three people reminded him by saying Subhan Allah; does he return to their statement or not?

The Shaykh : Yes, he returns if they are two trustworthy people, or if it is three trustworthy people.

The questioner : These three are not two.

The Shaykh : He returns to the qarn (the second row).

The questioner : But the author says two trustworthy people reminded him by saying Subhan Allah.

The Shaykh : Father, or three?

The questioner : Three is even more so, right? Okay, does he return to their statement absolutely, or not?

The Shaykh : If he remains confident in his own correctness, he does not return to what comes after.

The questioner : Well done. If he is certain of his own correctness, he does not return to their statement, otherwise...

The Shaykh : You encouraged me.

The questioner : He returned to their statement. Do you have evidence?

The Shaykh : The saying of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him): “I am only a human being, so when I forget, remind me.”

The questioner : Okay, but is there no evidence clearer than this?

The Shaykh : If from one side.

The questioner : His action (peace and blessings be upon him) in the hadith of Dhu al-Yadayn, when he prostrated, he prayed two rak’ahs and said the taslim, so Dhu al-Yadayn took him, that he had prayed two rak’ahs, so he asked the Companions.

The Shaykh : So in the story of Dhu al-Yadayn, when Dhu al-Yadayn informed him, he did not return to his statement, but he asked the Companions, so when they informed him.