The Sunnah of Reciting Dhikr Audibly After the Five Daily Prayers

Question:
Abu Mani' from Riyadh, please go ahead, Abu Mani'. Peace be upon you. And upon you be peace. May Allah keep you in good, O Shaykh. May Allah keep you in good. May Allah reward you with good. The vast majority of mosque imams do not respond to the dhikr after the prayer. In fact, one of them got into a dispute with the worshippers after the prayer when they raised their voices, for example, in the tahlil and takbir. He asked, "Where did you get this saying from?" I had assumed it was an isolated incident, but it has happened in several provinces. Okay, thank you.

Answer:
This is ignorance of the Sunnah. These people do not know the Sunnah. The Sunnah is to recite the dhikr audibly after the prayer. It was well known in the time of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) and the time of the Companions that the end of the prayer was recognized by hearing the dhikr after the prayer. Yes.